I thought it would be very cruel, but who knew it would be so warm. Since it's so warm, I'm satisfied! ///. ///
Well written. Is this the end?
It's beautiful, and my heart feels warm after watching it!
Aren't you already an immortal? How come it still takes cultivation to transform?
So cute~ Qianli is so awesome!!! Porridge, porridge!!!
Qianli writes well~~~~Qingchen, Nine Lives are so cute~It's so cute~
Dear author, I saw a paragraph with similar content in a post——
A fox has eight tails, and nine tails can lead to immortality. To get the ninth tail, one's wish must come true. Every time a wish is fulfilled, one tail will be missing. So reincarnation. Ask the Buddha when he will become an immortal. The Buddha smiled and said nothing. When he meets a young man, the fox makes him make a wish, but the young man has no wish. The helpless fox transformed into a boy and other boys. The sixty-year-old boy's hair turned gray. On his deathbed, a fox asked him what his wishes were. The young man smiled, his wish is that you get the Nine Tails. Death. The Buddha asked the fox if he was enlightened. The fox knelt for a long time, but the disciple did not realize that he was willing to suffer reincarnation to find him.
Does this count as someone plagiarizing the plot?
Dear author, I saw a paragraph with similar content in a post——
A fox has eight tails, and nine tails can lead to immortality. To get the ninth tail, one's wish must come true. Every time a wish is fulfilled, one tail will be missing. So reincarnation. Ask the Buddha when he will become an immortal. The Buddha smiled and said nothing. When he meets a young man, the fox makes him make a wish, but the young man has no wish. The helpless fox transformed into a boy and other boys. The sixty-year-old boy's hair turned gray. On his deathbed, a fox asked him what his wishes were. The young man smiled, his wish is that you get the Nine Tails. Death. The Buddha asked the fox if he was enlightened. The fox knelt for a long time, but the disciple did not realize that he was willing to suffer reincarnation to find him.
Does this count as someone plagiarizing the plot?
I read your article in one breath and I really like it.
I have read an article before that the second male lead is a cat demon. He is extremely naughty and needs food to live for ten thousand years. He is very cultivated. When the heroine finally found out, he was eating her brother's heart. In fact, the second male lead could only live for a thousand years, but because the heroine's previous life helped him modify the book of life and death, he got nine thousand years of life. It felt very hurt~~ After watching this nine-life cat demon, I felt very healed~
I thought it would be very cruel, but who knew it would be so warm. Since it's so warm, I'm satisfied! ///. ///
Well written. Is this the end?
It's beautiful, and my heart feels warm after watching it!
Aren't you already an immortal? How come it still takes cultivation to transform?
So cute~ Qianli is so awesome!!! Porridge, porridge!!!
Qianli writes well~~~~Qingchen, Nine Lives are so cute~It's so cute~
Dear author, I saw a paragraph with similar content in a post—— A fox has eight tails, and nine tails can lead to immortality. To get the ninth tail, one's wish must come true. Every time a wish is fulfilled, one tail will be missing. So reincarnation. Ask the Buddha when he will become an immortal. The Buddha smiled and said nothing. When he meets a young man, the fox makes him make a wish, but the young man has no wish. The helpless fox transformed into a boy and other boys. The sixty-year-old boy's hair turned gray. On his deathbed, a fox asked him what his wishes were. The young man smiled, his wish is that you get the Nine Tails. Death. The Buddha asked the fox if he was enlightened. The fox knelt for a long time, but the disciple did not realize that he was willing to suffer reincarnation to find him. Does this count as someone plagiarizing the plot?
Dear author, I saw a paragraph with similar content in a post—— A fox has eight tails, and nine tails can lead to immortality. To get the ninth tail, one's wish must come true. Every time a wish is fulfilled, one tail will be missing. So reincarnation. Ask the Buddha when he will become an immortal. The Buddha smiled and said nothing. When he meets a young man, the fox makes him make a wish, but the young man has no wish. The helpless fox transformed into a boy and other boys. The sixty-year-old boy's hair turned gray. On his deathbed, a fox asked him what his wishes were. The young man smiled, his wish is that you get the Nine Tails. Death. The Buddha asked the fox if he was enlightened. The fox knelt for a long time, but the disciple did not realize that he was willing to suffer reincarnation to find him. Does this count as someone plagiarizing the plot?
I read your article in one breath and I really like it. I have read an article before that the second male lead is a cat demon. He is extremely naughty and needs food to live for ten thousand years. He is very cultivated. When the heroine finally found out, he was eating her brother's heart. In fact, the second male lead could only live for a thousand years, but because the heroine's previous life helped him modify the book of life and death, he got nine thousand years of life. It felt very hurt~~ After watching this nine-life cat demon, I felt very healed~
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