The fox clan's cherished young genius, You Sujin, falls into a deep sleep. When he wakes up, he discovers that he has slept for a thousand years!
Before he can even figure out what happened, he checks his spiritual form and realizes that it has disappeared.
An unfamiliar place, a missing spiritual form, lost memories... And why is there a flirtatious butterfly who keeps pestering him?!
So the little fox packs up and flees in the middle of the night, determined to find his spiritual form and recover his memories, then find out which scheming villain did this to him.
The dazzling lights and bustle of the modern city leave him dazzled. This antique little fox from a thousand years ago has never seen anything like it, and soon loses his way.
In the end, he gets completely drunk at a bar, and the butterfly carries him home.
He wakes up naked beside the butterfly. The young master is mortified and flustered. Sure, the butterfly is gorgeous, but how could they sleep together just like that? He's still a kid!
The little fox is utterly despairing and tries to sneak away, only to be caught by the person who just woke up.
"What, you sleep with me and then try to run without taking responsibility?"
Caught out, the little fox turns red and stubbornly refuses to admit it.
The butterfly instantly looks on the verge of tears and insists that the little fox take responsibility.
You Sujin can't win in a fight or an argument, so he despairingly lets the other pester him. Finding his spiritual form becomes an even bigger headache.
The butterfly sidles up with a sly grin and coaxes him softly.
"Just tell me where you want to go. I can be your guide."
And then... a tree spirit swallows him, he meets strange humans, and he winds up at a supposedly haunted house...
Aaaaaah! Look at the places you've taken me!
Proud, haughty, easily flustered fox as the pursued x sharp-tongued, cunning, flirtatious butterfly as the pursuer
A few things to know before reading:
1. The couple is mutually devoted. No breakup and no role reversal.
2. There are memory-loss and misunderstanding plotlines, but no angst. It's a sweet little story.
3. More to come...
Theme: Growth always brings gains and losses.
