[A fox with exceptionally high combat prowess and status VS a “frail” little darling who looks pitiful but can beat anyone]
After transmigrating into a book, Xing Yao finds herself a tragic cannon-fodder character in a male-oriented xianxia novel. The female cannon-fodder is stunningly beautiful, strong, and doomed, and a pro at bending steel bars with her bare hands!
Looking at the pale, clean-cut young villain before her, who hasn’t yet grown into his “full potential,” Xing Yao decides to start disciplining this brat early. Raising a kid is fun for a while, and raising one forever is even better!
Later, Xing Yao seizes the perfect moment to give the villain a kick and send him far, far away. The very next day, though, she sees him at her doorstep, now a big shot with maxed-out gear, smiling at her.
Xing Yao: “Would you believe me if I said it was my sister who kicked you?”
This is the story of a fox searching for her tail, raising a kid along the way, and eventually being carried home by that very kid.
Excellent content! Superb writing! Judging from the title, I initially thought it was a story about raising a child from infancy, but the twist is: Xing Yao, a thousand-year-old fox spirit, versus Qi Shiming, an eighteen-year-old heartthrob. I also initially thought the male lead was weak and the female lead was like a doting mother, but the twist is: a high and mighty goddess versus a dramatic, cunning wolf cub. {The wolf cub isn't a wolf! He's a cub named Qi, who's both a wolf and a baby.}
Although I didn't quite understand why Qi Shiming became the Demon King at the end, and some of the later plot points were confusing, the whole book was very exciting. The two ended up together, which was very sweet. I really hope the author can continue their story! Please! I really want to read more!
Overall, it's pretty good. I initially thought it was about raising children, but it wasn't. The characters are vivid, the ending is happy, and it's a short and concise story.