There is a land called Qingqiu, where foxes with nine tails dwell. In times of peace, they appear as auspicious signs.
The Classic of Mountains and Seas, “The Great Wilds of the East”
White is the color of my robes; nine tails are proof of a true ruler. The song of Tushan says: “A white fox wanders, its nine tails billowing. My house is blessed with grace; a guest arrives to become king. Build a home and family, and I shall make it prosper.”
Huainanzi
Legend has it that beneath Mount Tushan there once lived a thousand-year-old nine-tailed white fox, king of all spirit beasts and demons in the world.
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The second book in the Tales of Immortals trilogy, and a sister story to The Dragon Magpie.
In a glittering modern metropolis, a captivating white figure transmigrates through time. Waiting in the city's hidden corners, they encounter one person after another, or perhaps bid them farewell…
This story stars Tushan Bai, the Nine-Tailed Fox King, a popular character from the first book, and continues the legend of the Tales of Immortals.
First book, The Dragon Magpie: http://www.jjwxc.net/onebook.php?novelid=128679
Tales of Immortals series discussion group 1: 40582698
Dear author, I accidentally saw the physical books of your "Dragon Magpie" and "Bai Ji" when I was in elementary school, but it showed that they were not published. Did I see pirated copies?
Also, I really like your work. Is this and Long Que finished?
Your last update was in year 0, am I... Late.
No matter what, I still love you.
Doesn't the author update more?
I came here after many years. When I was in primary school, I saw Immortals Narrating Mysteries in the library and couldn't put it down. Now in college, I suddenly remembered this book again in the middle of the night. The name had been forgotten in the corner. Finally, I went around and checked the borrowing records before I came up with the title of the book, and finally I fumbled back here. I have been using Jinjiang for many years, and never thought that such a coincidence would happen to me. Now that I think about it, I still like "Bai Ji" and "Dragon Magpie". Rather, these two books were the inspiration for my preference for modern Chinese novels with supernatural themes. Probably because I've known about it for a long time, but now I feel a little relieved when I read the comments from seventeen years ago. It's finally too late. I wish the author all the best.
Doesn't the author update it?
Is this a trap? There is no further explanation.
Star Eyes, such a huge and rich system
Tear to pieces, regret, the ending I like...
What a blessing, you can watch it without any urging
Some hearts cannot be deceived
It seems that this is the inside story of the ancient myth!
Dear author, I accidentally saw the physical books of your "Dragon Magpie" and "Bai Ji" when I was in elementary school, but it showed that they were not published. Did I see pirated copies? Also, I really like your work. Is this and Long Que finished? Your last update was in year 0, am I... Late. No matter what, I still love you.
Doesn't the author update more?
I came here after many years. When I was in primary school, I saw Immortals Narrating Mysteries in the library and couldn't put it down. Now in college, I suddenly remembered this book again in the middle of the night. The name had been forgotten in the corner. Finally, I went around and checked the borrowing records before I came up with the title of the book, and finally I fumbled back here. I have been using Jinjiang for many years, and never thought that such a coincidence would happen to me. Now that I think about it, I still like "Bai Ji" and "Dragon Magpie". Rather, these two books were the inspiration for my preference for modern Chinese novels with supernatural themes. Probably because I've known about it for a long time, but now I feel a little relieved when I read the comments from seventeen years ago. It's finally too late. I wish the author all the best.
Doesn't the author update it?
Is this a trap? There is no further explanation.
Star Eyes, such a huge and rich system
Tear to pieces, regret, the ending I like...
What a blessing, you can watch it without any urging
Some hearts cannot be deceived
It seems that this is the inside story of the ancient myth!