The Best Actor Is a White Fox Demon

A fox roams leisurely along the banks of the Qi River. My heart is filled with sorrow, for my beloved has no clothes to wear. Sui Jun x Da Xunzi is such a good book!

I felt the main themes of the book were great, but "Longing for You" was just too heartbreaking. Seeing those self-righteous people barging into the youngest child's house, tearing his costume, smashing his rhinestone headpiece, and subjecting him to so-called "struggle sessions," seeing those who clearly didn't understand join in harming the youngest child, and then seeing the phrase "the law…

The book is good But... I still can't help but say, Fu Huaisheng is such a scumbag!!! Seriously, the moment he said "I didn't mean to," I burst into tears (this is a character he played in the drama, not the protagonist of the book). I consider myself to be fairly tear-jerking, but honestly, while I wouldn't say I cried buckets, I still shed some tears. Thankfully, the book is generally sweet, and their ending is wonderful.

This is truly well-written! It's a dual male lead story, but not complicated. It's a sweet and relaxing read for your leisure time, not mind-bending, with no angst during their relationship phases. Any minor angst is clearly explained, and it has a happy ending. Even the supporting characters have good endings. Although Shou is a bit of a player, it's really hard to dislike him.

All the readers felt that the story of "Chang Xiang Si" was more tear-jerking. I cried through three packs of tissues for it. Sigh 😔 But the story itself is also very good. It's just that at the beginning, I felt Yan Xun's love was too humble. Because he loved so much and was too afraid of losing her, he always lacked a sense of security.

The ending was happy, but the plot was a little heartbreaking. The story of "Longing for Each Other" made me cry so much (*꒦ິ⌓꒦ີ). Even though it wasn't their story, just thinking about that era makes me sad that this story could actually have happened. Not every couple can be together in the end; there are so many regrets (⋟⋞).

You must have a great understanding of ancient musical instruments and culture! It's absolutely gorgeous; it's a godsend for someone like me who loves traditional Chinese culture!

The book's descriptions are like a gentle man in a long blue robe, standing under a tree, smiling at you softly; the poignant moments are subtle yet powerful, bringing tears to your eyes. One high score for "Chang Xiang Si" is more than enough.

This book showcases the author's profound literary skill. The story of Sui Jun and Xun Zi growing old together in the human world is truly touching. Having experienced the cycle of birth, aging, sickness, and death, they will surely cherish each other even more when they return to the other world as a fox spirit and a deity. Having finished the book, I felt no regret, except for the youngest son.

Yan Xun and Gu Zi are really good together. Their relationship isn't overly sweet, which suits my taste perfectly. Gu Zi's acting is also very good and made me cry. I won't spoil the plot. Yan Xun is a dragon who transformed into a human, and Gu Zi is a fox spirit. Their relationship… I can't describe it because I can't articulate it. Their love makes me feel that nothing in this world is unworthy. The side couple is also great, highly recommended!