Green Fox Bones Are Cold: Brocade Clothes and Embroidered Swords Spring

The frail and sickly fox beauty × the evil-minded and greedy Jin Yiwei Investigating cases + daily life + teasing each other + secret favorites Guo Ke: frail and sickly, loves to laugh, will smile like a little fox unconsciously when getting close to the truth, loves Tsing Yi, has long hair (Lu Bing always says she looks like a female ghost) Lu Bing: He is cruel and evil, both good and evil Tacit understanding: Guo Ke's eyes move, Lu Bing's sword unsheathes In the winter of the fifteenth year of Jiajing's reign, Lu Bing, the commander of Nanzhen Fusi, was ordered to go to the south of the Yangtze River to pick up Guo Ke, the daughter of Marquis Wu Ding who lived in Jinling. When they first met, the fog was rising by the river, the weather was cold and the water was cold. The sick beauty was wearing a green cloak and long hair. In the pavilion, the snow was as pale as her. Her cheeks were red from coughing, and the water was shining. Lu Bing felt that she looked like a green fox. Guo Ke's watery eyes looked at him without strength. The man who came was handsome, arrogant and dignified. He wore flying fish clothes richly woven with gold threads, an embroidered spring knife on his waist, and a black fox cloak. He was looking into her bones with inquiring eyes, inch by inch. Unsolved cases are rising one after another, brocade clothes are walking at night, and the green fox has a thousand plans. The blade of his embroidered spring knife catches her green gauze clothes and slides down gently, like petals, like flowing water, like clouds, like the wind. In the winter of the 22nd year of Jiajing, Guo Ke was seriously ill and died of coughing up blood. You buried your bones in the mud under the spring, but I sent them to the world with a head full of snow. Extra: There is a new female colleague named Guo Qi in the company. She is very knowledgeable and affectionately delivers coffee to the general manager Lu Wang. Lu Wang looks at her and falls in love at first sight. It picks out all the cold branches and refuses to live on them. It is the cuckoo that expresses the hope of the Emperor's spring. Small theater Lu Bing: Who researched this gadget? … When he read about a fox in the Book of Songs, Lu Bing said: (Sadly) The green fox has no clothes... (Blushes) (I miss it so much...)