Film and TV Crossover: From Qiu Yingying to the Nine-Tailed Celestial Fox

A crossover of dramas, quick transmigration, a strong female lead, feel-good wish fulfillment, a fox immortal, and a happily ever after, with plenty of twists on familiar tropes

Hu Yue is the most good-for-nothing princess the Qingqiu fox clan has seen in ten thousand years. It’s not that she lacks talent; she just has no social skills. After tearing apart her own soul to save her clan, she is kicked by her own father into the “Myriad Worlds Wish Fulfillment Agency.”

Her mission is to transmigrate into one TV world after another, each formed from the deepest regrets, play the tragic characters within them, and piece together the seven emotions and six senses she has lost.

And so, the bizarre scripts of myriad worlds begin:

From the start, she is Qiu Yingying. She coolly dumps her worthless boyfriend, eats her way to becoming a top-tier star in the food world, and gets her first taste of the warmth of being loved. (Complete)

Next, she becomes Xu Qin and turns the tables by setting down that bowl of “plain rice porridge.” Surrounded by the Meng family’s care and remorse, she learns how to give back and set boundaries.

From modern cities to the inner chambers of the imperial palace, from immortal heroes and martial-world wanderings to the heights of political intrigue, she enters the world with a cold heart, yet experiences life’s most fervent warmth as she repairs her soul.

When she teaches Empress Yixiu what it means to “let go” in Empresses in the Palace, and reshapes herself across countless worlds, System 006, the sharp-tongued companion who has been by her side all along, finally reveals its true form.

Looking back, she sees that the naive Qiu Yingying she once was has vanished. Only the radiance of a nine-tailed celestial fox remains, illuminating every world.

She came to this world not to suffer a love trial, but to become a god.

This story is entirely fictional. It is a reimagining based on some TV characters and settings, and has no connection to real people, events, or what happens in the original shows afterward. If that bothers you, dear readers, feel free to make a graceful exit. Perhaps we’ll meet again in the next book!