The Kirin Is Jiu Ye (The Twelve Kingdoms)

Zhaoyue thought she had simply transmigrated like anyone else. That is, until a qilin named Jiuye stood before her and swore an oath. Overnight, she became the king of the kingdom of Hou. Zhaoyue: ...I just want to be a lazy fish. But her workaholic chancellor never lets her slack off. In the morning, he drags her out of bed: "My lord, it's time for court." At night, he waits in the study so she can't leave: "My lord, please finish taking care of state affairs first." Zhaoyue: I want to give this throne to my chancellor. When Jiuye first met Zhaoyue, she had just won a doll from a little kid. Jiuye: I will never choose someone like that as king. Later, Jiuye still swore an oath before Zhaoyue: Never leave the king's side, never disobey a royal command. But after ascending the throne, his king took a liking to playing hide-and-seek. Once again, he found his king and carried her down from a tree. Zhaoyue asked him: "Jiuye, how did you find me?" Jiuye glanced at her, but didn't answer. His king would never know that to a qilin, the king's scent is the most unique in the world. >>> Little skit: At the tea party held every few years between kings, a certain neighboring king humbly asked: How can I keep my qilin from getting into all kinds of accidents? He had already fished his qilin out of rivers and picked him up from high places countless times. A certain king who had ascended to immortality along with his entire family asked: How can I make my qilin and my ministers get along? His palace had been rebuilt countless times because his qilin and the ministers in charge of keeping order kept fighting everywhere. Another gathering where he had to write an IOU to the neighboring King of En. Zhaoyue: How can I run away from home without my qilin finding me? In the end, the three kings looked at one another and sighed in unison. ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ Second version of the blurb, 2020.08.09. Screenshot saved.