On the first day when the little fox went down the mountain, he climbed over the wall and fell three times.
The white skirt is wrinkled, the hair is loose, and the ears are forgotten. She pushed open the door to the imperial study room and poked half her head in: "Excuse me... Are there any scholars here?"
Prince Xie Jin was sitting behind the desk reviewing memorials and looked up at her. He has seen people cry in front of him, kneel down in front of him, poison his wine, and stuff love poems under his pillow. But I have never seen a person with a pair of fox ears on his head, looking at him with an expression like "I'm going to recite the text." His first thought was: Is this fox stupid?
The second thought is: teasing her is more interesting than criticizing memorials.
When the third thought came to his mind, he was not ready yet - this fox couldn't let her go.
He pinched her ears: "It's not good."
What he didn't know was that this wasn't the first time she opened his door. In his first life, he was a scholar rushing to take exams, so she steamed an extra basket of sweet-scented osmanthus cakes and put them in his bookcase. In the second life, he was the emperor. When she walked from Qingqiu to the palace, he said, "I will protect you," but he failed to do so. The third life - now is the third life.
She doesn't remember anything. She sealed away all memories of him. She turned herself into a stupid fox, stupid enough to climb over the wall and fall down three times, stupid enough to recognize a "Zou" after a long time of reading, and stupid enough to not know what to do with the white hair she had saved for five days.
But she pushed open his door. She pushed away first every time.
On the desk in the East Palace, he wrote the word "soft" for her. She traced it on the paper and traced it again. He didn't know what she was describing, but when she was describing it for the third time, she whispered: "I seem to have... Dreamed about this person."
Outside the window, the big yellow cat squatted on the wall and rolled his eyes. A hundred years later, we are still jumping into the same pit.
In the secret room of the royal study, there is a painting of a nine-tailed white fox that has been waiting for a long time. Under the wall, a gray wolf squatted in the dark and looked at another window, waiting for daybreak. In the Proton Mansion in Southern Xinjiang, a man pressed a piece of yellowed paper under the scroll. On the paper was drawn a silhouette in a white skirt, with the corners of his mouth slightly raised.
This is more than just a story about a stupid fox chasing a scholar. This is three lives, four people waiting, and countless answers to "are you still there?"
——When it comes, it will be complete. Unexpectedly, he turned into a bamboo, a tree, and a cat squatting on the wall to watch other people's reunions.
But this time, someone pushed the door open for her
Stupid Fox × Jealous Crown Prince × Three Lives and Three Worlds × All demons are waiting for one person - this is a story that you will think after reading "Am I waiting for something too?"
Main CP: Stupid Fox × Jealous Crown Prince - The fox who jumped over the wall and fell three times met the cold-faced prince who was hard-mouthed and soft-hearted. She thought she was seducing him, but in fact he couldn't hold it back first.
· Three lives and three reincarnation settings - the scholar and the tea lady in the first life, the emperor and the nine-tailed fox in the second life, the prince and the stupid fox in the third life. Three lifetimes of waiting, one lifetime of perfection.
· The four CP lines are all reversed - Xie Jin x Ruanruan (the hunter turns into the prey), Li Xun x Zhaoyang (the ferocious wolf is actually the shyest), Shen Qingxuan x Su Mei (the real hunter who pretends to be prey), and the national teacher x He Wan (tea that has not been cold for seventy years).
· The waiting and regret of the demon clan - the demon's life is too long, long enough to wait for a person to be reincarnated three times. When you wait, you will be perfect. If you don't wait, you will become a bamboo or a tree.
Concept: The life of a demon is very long, long enough to watch a person grow from youth to old age several times. If they don't move, that's it. If they move, they will wait for the whole reincarnation. When you wait, you will be complete. If you don't wait, you will become a bamboo, a tree, or a cat squatting on the wall to watch other people's reunions.
But all the waiting finally ended with one sentence - "You are here."
What this book says is: The demon has been waiting for three lifetimes for a confirmation. People wait a lifetime to look back. Some people waited, some didn't. But all the waiting made that last 'you're here' heavier.