My Wife Is a Fox Fairy

A heavy rain caused the male protagonist to get lost in the mountains. He accidentally entered a dilapidated mountain temple and met an injured woman in white. Her silver hair was like snow, her pupils were green, and what flowed out of the wound was not blood, but light blue spiritual power. The male protagonist felt pity and took her back to the B&B to take care of her. As they get along day and night, the male protagonist gradually discovers the woman's anomalies: the foxtail cloak in the closet, her weakness on a full moon night, and her ability to communicate with animals. In the end, the woman confessed her identity - she was a fox fairy who had been practicing for thousands of years, and she was injured while avoiding the pursuit of immortal cultivators. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.