My Wife Is a Nine-Tailed Fox

“What is cultivation? I believe true cultivation means accumulating virtue and doing good, helping those in danger and distress, healing the sick and saving lives, and slaying demons and monsters. Do enough good deeds, and a person becomes a god. Do enough evil, and a god becomes a demon. If someone holds a high position but does nothing, even a god will become a mortal.”

After transmigrating to another world, he is only a baby and can do nothing but grow up as a local. In a world where all pursuits are inferior to scholarship, he studies hard and strives to earn an official title. But on the way to the provincial examination, he stumbles upon a den of foxes. He figures he can bandage their wounds and sell them for a good price, only for them to escape the next day.

Later, he meets a powerful woman, and the two of them begin accumulating merit by doing good deeds.

Some people later claim she is a fox demon, an inhuman creature. But beneath that brilliant golden light of merit, does it really matter what she is?

She has become a god, and I am the god’s husband. I, too, am a god.