A gentle, possessive straight-laced CEO VS a pure-hearted fox spirit who never lets a slight go unpunished
When Wen Yici enters this desolate village, he discovers that it is hiding the last god in the world.
He Gui is a mountain spirit who spends money recklessly. He squandered his family fortune and even lost the spirit lake he called home. With no other choice, he settled in a remote place, making the best of it. Then he slept for ten thousand years.
The one who wakes him is a good-tempered man. Ten thousand years have passed, and the god's heart stirs. He leans close to the man, the jewels covering him clinking: “Take me with you, or misfortune will follow you.” The god is making it all up.
Wen Yici glances at him. Wanting to tease this rather silly-looking god, he takes him home and coaxes him into lowering his guard.
To gain the power of faith, He Gui enters show business. His beautiful face makes him a star, but he becomes even more famous when people discover that in private he is a gluttonous, food-loving “Xi Shi.” The extreme contrast wins him a huge fan following.
He has the power of faith and beautiful jewels. But lately, He Gui has been feeling unusually restless and displeased.
The reason is that his gentle, considerate human caretaker, who always speaks softly to him, is engaged. He Gui cannot understand why his heart has started to ache. Could he be sick?
It is only when he pushes open the caretaker's door, his face as cold as a celestial beauty's, and demands, “What are we to each other?”
The other man replies, puzzled, “Aren't we the best of friends?” Only then does He Gui realize that the ache is heartbreak.
