Everyone knows that the fox demons of Spirit Fox Mountain are born bewitching, with charms that captivate the soul. They excel at beguiling people and stealing their hearts.
Except Fox Suisui is different.
She has cultivated for a hundred years, yet hasn’t learned a single seductive technique. She knows nothing of schemes or love, and her innocent, naive heart is so pure that not a trace of demonic nature touches her.
Her master sighs that her nature is too pure for her to survive in the demon realm, and sends her down the mountain to experience life among humans.
When the naive little white fox first arrives in the bustling city, she knows nothing at all. In her reckless confusion, she bumps into Shen Yanci, a formidable and aloof man, on a rainy night and breaks the jade pendant he always carries.
He is a powerful, high-ranking figure, cold and abstinent, a man no one dares approach.
She is an innocent, soft-hearted little white fox, guileless and completely out of place in the human world.
One fateful, farcical encounter binds their lives together.
Humans and demons belong to different worlds, and prejudice is everywhere.
When he learns that the pure and gentle young woman who has been by his side every day is a fox spirit despised by the world,
suspicion, distance, and entanglements follow one after another.
With red-rimmed eyes, Suisui quietly explains, “I’m not like the others. I never meant to deceive you, and I never wanted to hurt you.”
Later, Shen Yanci, once so cold and abstinent, defies the laws of heaven and the world’s gossip, shielding the clumsy, innocent little fox in his arms.
“Countless foxes seduce the world, but my Suisui alone gives me her true heart, pure and sincere.”
