Shi Wan never imagined that one day she, a city-dwelling office worker, would transmigrate into an albino fox with red eyes, break her leg in a fall, and end up paralyzed at the bottom of a cliff.
The one who rescues her is Mu Ziye, a cold and taciturn wolf-tribe man. He tosses her a rabbit and says just one word: “Eat.”
Fine. You're handsome, so this fox is sticking with you.
She thinks she's found a powerful protector and settles down to farm and raise cubs. But Mu Ziye is so taciturn that even though he hunts during the day and keeps watch over her as she sleeps at night, he refuses to admit that he likes her. “You're the tribe's lucky charm.” Shi Wan: You're the lucky charm.
As the crops she grows become more plentiful and the tribe grows prosperous, newcomers arrive in droves. Half of them look at her in ways that are a little too interested.
Feng Yuan, the young chief of the flood dragon tribe, transforms into a giant flood dragon and shields her. “Little fox, your eyes look just like the moon in my homeland.” Cang Yi, the eagle-tribe leader, secretly leaves glowing stones on her windowsill. “It's too dark on the ground. You belong up in the clouds.” Zhan Xiao, the tiger-tribe king, carries half a wild boar over to propose. “Come with me. The whole forest will be yours!” Even Bai Qiu, the snake-tribe doctor in her own tribe, winds around her wrist. “Your heart is beating so fast. Let me take a closer look...”
Shi Wan: I just want to farm. Could you all get in line?!
At last, Mu Ziye can't hold back. One night, he pins her against a pile of grain in the storehouse, his eyes gleaming with a wolfish light. “I've looked after you for so long. Isn't it time you paid me back?”
Shi Wan timidly holds up a potato. “How about... we eat first?”
