When the hare is dead, the hounds are cooked. When the birds are gone, the good bows are put away.
During the Lingde Era of the Great Yan dynasty, Wei Fou, a minister who had helped the emperor seize the throne, lived through exactly that and had no choice but to leave court in bitter disappointment.
Two years later, he unexpectedly enters the demon realm, where the Demon Emperor keeps him and appoints him chief minister of the demon race. Thus begins the second spring of his political career. To make sure he stays, the Demon Emperor even orders her daughter to use her charms to ensnare his heart...
“So... you're trying to use your charms on me?”
“What? Am I not beautiful?”
“No, that's not it...”
“Then what is it?”
Wei Fou rolls his eyes, speechless. Looking at the fox posing on the bed, he feels as though every last bit of his strength has been drained away.
“To use your charms, you have to at least be human!”
Until Chapter 46, the senses are pretty good. Currently, the writing is relatively close to political strategy, with some daily life and "a small amount" of immortality mixed in. Judging from this posture, there should not be too much description of immortality in the later period. The introduction content is around Chapter 40, and there is no obvious poisonous point. Personally, I think the character of Shen Shenxue is not well developed. I don't understand why there is such a big obsession with the position of the crown prince. The character is okay in the front, but a bit dull in the back 💕💕💕