Xu Yan never thought that the protagonist of the novel he stayed up late to write to death would "take his life" in this way - he entered the world of sadism written by him, and happened to bump into the pitiful Su Moli, a half-human and fox hybrid whose father and mother were absent and covered with injuries.
Looking at the little fox huddled in the ice with dead eyes but still clutching half of the nest, Xu Yanliang realized: This is not the protagonist, it is clearly the cub he threw into hell with his own hands!
As a result, the author of gold-medal abuse articles was forced to change his profession and become a "father":
——You have to test the poison yourself before giving medicine, you have to hide the smell of blood when hunting, and you have to prevent this vigilant little fox from biting your throat even when you sleep.
——Su Moli: "You want to sell my fox fur?"
Xu Yan (hugging the little fox tightly): "Nonsense! Our cub's fur is more expensive than mink velvet, so we can only provide it!"
But he gradually discovered that the world seemed different from what he wrote:
The mysterious man in white is always watching in the dark. There are secrets hidden in Su Moli's bloodline that even he doesn't know about. Even the reason why he traveled through time is inseparable from the strange notebook that sucks blood.
When the tragic fate described in the book was approaching step by step, Xu Yan held the little fox's hand tightly: "Don't be afraid, your dad... Oh no, I will change the plot for you!"
Su Moli (tail quietly wrapped around his wrist): "Change what?"
Xu Yan: "Write you as the happiest kid in the three worlds!"
But Xu Yan didn't know at that time that the little fox he wanted to protect would eventually grow into a nine-tailed sky fox that could stand alone, and their bond was already destined to span life and death the moment the pen tip fell.
Concept: The author makes up for the tragic past of the protagonist with the guilt of the "creator", but is healed by the purity and tenacity of the little fox in the guardianship, and the two-way redemption dissolves the original trauma.