My Wife Is a Fox Immortal

A torrential downpour leaves the male protagonist lost in the mountains. He wanders into a dilapidated mountain shrine and meets an injured woman dressed in white. Her hair is as white as snow, her pupils a deep green, and the wound on her body bleeds not red blood but pale blue spiritual energy. Taking pity on her, he brings her back to his guesthouse to recover. As they spend day after day together, he gradually notices that something about her is unusual: a fox-tail cloak in her wardrobe, weakness on nights of the full moon, and the ability to communicate with animals. At last, the woman confesses her identity: she is a fox spirit who has cultivated for a thousand years and was injured while fleeing from cultivators.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.