As a Nine-Tailed Celestial Fox, It's Only Natural to Be a Little Flirtatious

[I’m a novice author, and this is my first time writing. My prose isn’t very good, so please feel free to share any feedback.]

[One heroine and multiple love interests, with a seriously powerful golden finger] (I can’t change this tag! I won’t say anything about transmigrating to another world, but this definitely isn’t the Beast World, ahhh!)

The Divine Realm’s once-in-ten-thousand-years event has begun.

Some of the divine beasts from the Classic of Mountains and Seas have made contracts, shouldered their responsibilities, and settled peacefully in the Divine Realm. Those unwilling to “work,” however, can only be locked away in the Tower of Ten Thousand Beasts.

To keep the strange beasts confined in the tower from getting restless and rebelling, the Divine Realm opens it once every ten thousand years, giving any beasts that have grown tired of confinement a chance to go out and stretch their legs.

At the same time, the clans of the Divine Realm send their younger members of eligible age, from fifty thousand to a hundred thousand years old (roughly equivalent to five to ten years of age for mortals; the clans all mature at different rates), down to the lower realm to invite the beasts that have gone out back home.

This also gives the youngsters a chance to gain experience. In the Divine Realm, members of every clan are born with high cultivation, so they are sent out for three reasons:

First, to broaden their horizons and refine their abilities.

Second, because it’s safe, so there’s no need to worry.

Third, because children aged fifty to a hundred thousand years old, despite already having considerable cultivation, can be truly exhausting to deal with.

Tu Shan Qingyue, the only princess of the royal nine-tailed fox clan, has just turned fifty thousand when her fox mother tosses her out into the world.

What sort of trials will Tu Shan Qingyue face after arriving on the Origin Dawn Continent?