On a rainy night, Yingmo picked up a white fox covered in wounds at the corner of the alley. She originally wanted to heal her wounds and send it away after finding its owner, but she didn't know that the fox was Li Jue, an immortal cultivator who had been demoted to the mortal world. After raising it, the fox turned into a cold and handsome man. Before Yingmo had time to think about how to place the giant Buddha, the demons who were chasing Li Jue came to the door first. In order to seize the immortal weapon in his body, the demons killed Yingmo. With his life hanging by a thread, Li Jue gave up all his cultivation on the spot. Ascension to immortality and all the catastrophes and responsibilities were all forgotten the moment he made his choice. From then on, the neighbors in the alley could always see this scene: the man who was as cold as a fairy squatted downstairs to buy hot sugar-roasted chestnuts for Yingmo who came home late from working overtime, took her three stops to pick her up from get off work, hugged her and whispered coquettishly that he would never leave again. The little fox she picked up on a rainy night was finally taken home by her and became hers alone.
Reader comments
I've read 5 chapters, it's really interesting, but it's a pity that it's not finished yet. Please keep up the good work, author.
I've read 5 chapters, it's really interesting, but it's a pity that it's not finished yet. Please keep up the good work, author.