After My Ex, the Dragon Venerable, Started Spoiling Me

Qiu Sui woke up one day to find that he had gone from an ancient nine-tailed fox to a rare white fox in a modern zoo.

With his spiritual power gone, he chose to make a living by being cute.

His daily livestream tasks: flick his tail, blink, and wink at the camera.

With his creative antics and livestreams alongside the zoo's various animals, he became the internet's most sought-after virtual pet fox.

"Baby, look at Mommy!"

"That intelligence is incredible. Are we sure he's not a person in disguise?"

Qiu Sui quietly tucked in his paws. Thanks for asking. I really was human before, and now I just want to build up enough spiritual power to escape.

Then a new investor arrived at the zoo. The man wore a tailored suit, and golden dragon pupils hid behind his gold-rimmed glasses. He grabbed Qiu Sui by the scruff of his neck from behind. "We haven't seen each other in a thousand years, and you've taken up acting? Looks like you really do have a talent for it!"

Qiu Sui bristled, playing dumb and blurting out whatever came to mind. "Sir, do we know each other?"

The cinnabar mark between his brows suddenly burned hot. A dragon pattern spread from the mark, and a wave of shared sensations swept over him: the other's pent-up rage from a thousand years, longing carved into his bones, and a scorching heartbeat left him weak all over.

Ying Yiqing pulled the fox, now back in his true form, into his arms. His dragon tail curled around the snowy white fur. "Playing at having amnesia again? You're really hooked on pretending, aren't you?"

"You sacrificed yourself for the Dao and left me. I'm not angry, because I can remake your soul. I want to see where you think you can run now."

"You like acting? Want to be famous? I'll make you a star."

Reader's guide

1. The love interest is in fox form at the beginning.

2. One-on-one romance, emotionally and physically faithful.

3. Check the tags: this is a reconciliation story, not a substitute-lover story.

Theme: Accepting one another's differences is also a path to happiness