Are You Sure It Was Insemination by a Demon?

Everyone knows that a man's yang energy is the lifeblood of fox spirits.

But Amber hasn't mastered the art of persuasion, and he can never trick men into giving him their yang energy. To this day, he hasn't managed to absorb any.

Growing weaker by the day, he pondered the matter from every angle and decided to have a child, so the child could do the tricking for him.

In other words, live off the younger generation.

To make this beautiful dream come true, Amber spent his savings on artificial insemination with a demon donor. According to the doctor, the donor was a clever, bright, filial, and sensible demon.

Satisfied, Amber returned to his den and waited to become pregnant. Heaven rewards the diligent fox: he successfully conceived, and several months later, finally had a child of his own.

Weisheng Xue, a peak lord of an immortal sect, once fell into a trap and ended up in an illegal clinic. The doctor drugged him, and he slept with a demon, losing his virginity. This was a humiliating chapter in his life, and nobody was ever allowed to mention it in front of him.

After wiping out the culprit and the illegal clinic, root and branch, he shook the blood from his sword and prepared to exterminate the demon's entire clan.

He tracked them down and saw two fluffy red foxes, one big and one small, lying together on their backs, sunbathing.

Big Fox: Baby, I spent everything I had on artificial insemination with a demon donor to have you. It was really hard, so when you grow up, you have to repay me by tricking lots and lots of men into giving me their yang energy.

The little fox's eyes shone: Okay!

Big Fox: What a good baby!

Weisheng Xue: "..."

A beautiful fox bottom who traded his brains for his looks x a cold, ruthless, and formidable prodigy of an immortal sect, the top

A recommendation for my new novel:

"Childhood Sweethearts, Slowly Coming Together"

Blurb:

As the third child in his family, Song Abao isn't particularly beloved, and he isn't clever at scheming either. He just works hard and diligently.

He doesn't know much about the future, but his family starts a small business and gradually grows prosperous.

His little brother thinks himself exceptional and insists on studying. His two older sisters want new dresses, jewelry, and spending money. Song Abao stands off to one side, watching his parents' displeased faces.

His parents soothe them one by one, then finally remember him and ask what he wants.

Song Abao says softly, "I want a husband!"

His parents: "…"

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At New Year, his parents really did bring a boy home.

His father said the boy was his now.

It turned out the boy had been given to the Song family to repay his gambling father's debts. But Song Abao didn't think that deeply about it, and happily accepted his future child-husband.

From then on, whenever he had something delicious, he shared half with the other boy.

Whenever he had something fun, he invited him to play.

And wherever he went, he always liked to bring him along.

But the other boy always wore a cold expression, and Song Abao thought he probably didn't like him. Time flew by, and Song Abao came of age. The other boy still had a cold expression, so Song Abao was sure he didn't like him. By then, the family had fallen on hard times, while the child-husband whom everyone had once looked down on had passed the county-level scholar exam and grown tall and fair.

The county magistrate's daughter was quite taken with him, and the two had been seeing each other for many days.

His little brother said the boy had now leaped through the dragon gate, and his sisters were secretly plotting to throw a sack over his head.

Song Abao shut himself in for a whole night. The next day, he stormed over to He Changsheng. "Scholar He! We can call off the engagement, but the Song family spent plenty of money raising you, not to mention all the effort. Pay us back twice the amount. No, three times! Otherwise, I'll take you to court!"

He Changsheng had steaming-hot meat buns tucked into his arms for the other boy, and stared at him in confusion.

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After an accident, He Changsheng woke up to find that he would never get to attend middle school. He had transmigrated into a novel.

A father who ate, drank, whored, and gambled; a mother who believed a wife must obey her husband; an older brother who had been sold into servitude at a young age and was weak and easily bullied; and He Changsheng, who seemed destined to bring honor to the family but was actually their punching bag.

As a cannon-fodder character in the story, he was utterly broken. Unable to take it any longer, he exhausted every scheme he could think of and finally got his father to give him to the wealthy Song family to settle a debt.

It was his first time being a child-husband, and he was very conscientious: obedient, sensible, and hardworking. He even made a point of acting like a mature, dependable adult, for example, by keeping a straight face and never showing what he was thinking.

He thought he was unbelievably cool. Everyone who saw him said he was not to be underestimated. Even his future husband was captivated by him and became very clingy, which was honestly a bit of a nuisance.

He blazed along, with sparks flying, and successfully passed the scholar exam. He bought meat buns to give his future husband, planning to accept the other boy's admiring, adoring gaze as well.

Instead, the other boy not only wanted to end their engagement, but also demanded money, threatening to take him to court if he refused.

He Changsheng: ????

Why? Was he not impressive enough?

He Changsheng's vision went black. Barely clinging to life, he picked himself back up. Nothing is impossible for someone determined enough. Just you wait. I will become the most impressive person there is!

A practical, contented bottom * How to Become Even More Impressive, top

Theme: Sincerity means more than anything