The Lovesick Nine-Tailed Fox Kidnapped the Little Taoist

[Entire novel free] (Love-struck, devoted nine-tailed fox gong × beautiful shou who knows exactly how to reel him in) On the second day of the second lunar month, during the Flower Festival, I met someone whose beauty outshone every blossom in bloom. 1. Semi-serious blurb: He didn’t know he was in love until love had sunk deep into his bones. A Daoist may slay wicked demons, but he can also fall in love with a beautiful one. 2. Not-so-serious blurb: Question: What do you do when a fox turns into a person? Answer: Nothing for it but to beat him up and castrate him!! Qin Jiu took in a well-behaved, sensible little fox, never imagining that one day the little fox would turn into a person! And not just anyone, but that perverted demon who took advantage of him!! Once Qin Jiu learns the truth, all he can say is: “Heh. Where’s my sword!!!” 3. Little scenes 1. Qin Jiu finds out Mu Yao is reading storybooks: “That stinking fox can read??” Qin Jiu finds out what kind of storybooks Mu Yao is reading: “That stinking fox has gone indecent!!” 2. Mu Yao accidentally eats a poisonous herb: “Mm, tasty.” Qin Jiu, sore all over: “Drop dead!!” 3. Qin Jiu: “Could you give me my clothes?” Demon Realm CEO Mu Yao: “Clothes get in the way.” Qin Jiu: “…” Demon Realm CEO Mu Yao: “You can’t get away.” “Whether you want to live or die is up to you.” “I hate it when you cry. Stop those tears.” Note: The gong is love-struck, a hypocritical, devoted simp with a strong possessive streak. He turns a little dark after losing his memory later on, but goes back to normal when his memories return. The plot has a little angst, and the romance has the tiniest bit of angst. Only the main couple gets a happy ending.