Jiang Yue never imagined that someone who died twenty years ago could come back to life today, in another form.
She endured for twenty years. One day, her life was extended, and a fox immortal appeared.
The old beggar woman once said that a fox’s tail could extend a life, but never explained how.
Before the Fox Immortal Hall, rain poured from the heavens.
The beggar woman called A Lin held an orchid in her hands. Soot outlined the shadowy form of the fox immortal. They looked at each other, but neither spoke.
A Lin wanted the fox immortal. Jiang Yue wanted the truth. But what did he want?
“He wants to die,” A Lin said, turning around and baring her teeth as she touched her bleeding wound. “But the fox immortal must live.”
“Whose life isn’t a life?” A gale suddenly rose. His hair was soaked against his forehead. In the vast, rolling mist, he swept out his long sleeves as if to cover the sky. “The dead of Hewan Mountain, the fox immortal of Xianlu Temple, the burial pit in Lanyuan Village, and her life… Let me repay them all.”
I like this type of book. The heroine, mother, and every character have warmth and pain. The author's plot concept is very good and thoughtful. I like reading it and will continue to read more. The author's writing style will become better if he hone it more.