The Raiden Shogun of Inazuma sat high in Tenshukaku, gazing down upon all living things, yet she alone bowed her head to a little fox as white as a snowball.
The fox was named Zhili. He had seven snowy-white tails, ears that trembled at the tips, and a timid, tearful nature. His tail was even bigger than his body. He came curled up from the shadows, tucked his tiny form into Ei’s arms, and never wanted to leave.
By day, while she labored over paperwork, he curled up on her lap for a nap. At night, she brushed his long tail and gently soothed him to sleep. The Shogun’s dignity melted into tenderness before those fox ears, while Zhili’s timidity grew into trust in the shelter of her arms.
Yae Miko teased her for “finally blossoming,” while Kujou Sara bowed her head and called him “the Shogun’s consort.” The people of Inazuma said the Shogun had found a soft spot, but it had also made her seem more human. Eternity was no longer a stretch of lonely years. It was the breeze beneath the eaves on a sunny afternoon, the soft breathing in her arms, and that little patch of warmth wrapped in a fox’s tail.
“Ei, my tail is itchy~” “There, there. I’m here.”
This is the best female protagonist novel I have read so far!
From chapter 30 onwards, it's a cooking novel 😅
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Very nice, a standard sweet article
Okay, okay, it suits my taste [please update] [top post] [I also strongly recommend] [bird food masterpiece] [plus one on bookshelf]
A pony drives a big car 😄
In one word, cool!!!