Nine Lives as a Fox Spirit: The System Forces Me to Win Over Powerful Tycoons

[Nine-tailed fox bottom | Everyone's favorite | Quick transmigration | Nine lifetimes | One bottom, nine tops | Everyone is obsessive]

“He spent nine lifetimes teaching nine madmen what love was. Then he ran away.”

Su Wu, the last ancient nine-tailed spirit fox of Qingqiu.

He had a soft appearance, a sweet nature, and a tender heart. Whenever he saw someone suffering, he couldn't help but feel for them.

The Heavenly Dao told a fox like him: You must save nine men.

Nine flawed souls who fell into reincarnation after being consumed by obsession.

A deposed emperor, a Demon Lord, an Immortal Venerable, a sickly and obsessive marquis, a warlord in a time of chaos, a gloomy top student, a top-tier star, a powerful figure in the apocalypse, and a Divine King among the stars.

Each one crazier than the last, and each one more dangerous.

The System said: Cure their obsessions and grow a tail. Once all nine tails emerge, you'll ascend straight to the rank of Great Golden Immortal. Failure penalty: your tail count resets to zero, and your soul is destroyed.

Su Wu thought it over, then asked in a soft voice, “Um... will they hurt me?”

The System fell silent for three seconds. “No. They'll love you so much they'll go mad.”

Later, Su Wu realized the System was both right and wrong.

The deposed emperor went gray overnight for him, and would slaughter the world rather than let him furrow his brow.

The Demon Lord had endured ten thousand years of solitude, but showed his vulnerability to no one except him.

The Immortal Venerable broke his immortal bones and defied the Heavenly Dao just to keep him by his side.

Nine lifetimes in the mortal world, nine tails.

At last, Su Wu shed his demon form and ascended to immortality.

He thought he'd completed his mission and could live freely.

But when he looked back from the Ascension Platform...

Nine gazes from across time and space were fixed on him.

Every one of them said:

“Do you dare leave?”

It turned out that the one who saves others is eventually saved in turn.

Those nine men were actually one person!