A thousand-year-old fox demon, an upright scholar, and half of The Analects of Confucius cure corrupt officials!
The thousand-year-old fox demon Yuanbao failed to survive the tribulation, and a thunder struck from the sky, burning all the money and book boxes of the poor scholar Zheng Xiuyuan. In order to make up for his mistake, Yuan Bao turned into a young man and shamelessly followed Zheng Xiuyuan to Beijing to take the exam. Unexpectedly, this nerd had a stubborn streak and insisted on being an upright official. Yuan Bao had no choice but to despise him for being pedantic and at the same time use fox magic to help him deal with corrupt officials - turning the tax collector's abacus beads into loaches, forcing corrupt officials to hold stone lions to express their feelings, and turning the eunuch's false auspiciousness into "bastards"...
After Zheng Xiuyuan became the top scholar in high school, he was sent to Hangzhou as the prefect, and Yuanbao naturally became his "master". One of them quoted scriptures to talk about big principles, and the other secretly used small magic tricks, which turned the smoky officialdom upside down. During the audit, it was discovered that the eunuch was using a bastard to keep the accounts. During the trial, the master was asked to expose himself. Even the emperor paid a private visit incognito, but Yuan Bao made an oolong mistake of "twin prefects"...
However, as Yuan Bao's thunder disaster is approaching, this pair of living treasure partners have to face the different ways of heaven for humans and demons. When the nine-tailed fox meets "The Analects of Confucius", when magic meets the law, what will be the final outcome of this ridiculous officialdom story?
A humorous fable that borrows from the past to satirize the present, a half-volume legend of the fox fairy that laughs and curses.
