You are a big fox with a fluffy tail. You are extremely destined to be immortal. You are the youngest seven-tailed fox in the fox clan. Your wish is to cultivate nine tails, attain enlightenment and become an immortal. You will be worshiped and respected by all, and your fox children and grandchildren will enshrine you in the temple and kneel down to worship you every day.
After the former elder of the fox tribe got drunk, he told you, the most promising fox, a story about his youth. The elder cut off his ninth spiritual tail to save others, and he was only one step away from becoming an immortal.
You sneer, you are a vixen. According to the arrangement of the story, you are born to suck the essence of mortals. As for the life and death of mortals - whether you die or not, what does it have to do with me?
You fought with the evil dragon that was harassing Shouyang Mountain. You vowed to skin it and cramp it, and use the evil dragon's power to exchange for your eighth tail. Unfortunately, during the fight, you missed a move, and not only was you beaten back to your original shape, but you also had your inner elixir taken away.
On a familiar rainy night, you were rescued by a scholar. You once saved a child on such a rainy night. According to the folklore plot, the scholar was indeed the child you had saved.
It seems that everything is God's arrangement. I saved you as a child, and you helped me attain enlightenment. So you decided to operate on this mortal and suck out all his essence!
Unfortunately, you are still one step behind in love. Everyone can see through your mind. Aunt Wang next door tells you that being a vixen also requires talent.
In the end, you become the fool you used to sneer at. You were deceived both physically and mentally. You are willing to cut off both ends of your life, and you have to wait for that person to reincarnate and rekindle your relationship.
When you finally find the reincarnation of the scholar, he has already cultivated the ruthless way. Oh, for every man who slaughters dogs for justice, most of them are scholars who have unfaithfulness.
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When Yao Bujin was young, he got lost in the mountains. Suddenly there were heavy clouds and heavy rain. He fell down the hillside and sprained his foot. Fortunately, he was rescued by a spirit fox.
Later, Yao Bu thought about it all night, and he couldn't tell whether this adventure was a dream or reality. Regardless of whether it was a dream or real, he always looked forward to meeting the little fox again. Many years later, he wrote the story "Encountering a Fox", in which he rescued a fox on a rainy night. The fox imitated the plot in the book and clumsily seduced him.
The stupid fox who thinks he is extremely smart and the shady scholar who guides the smart fox to seduce him
The fox is attacking
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