Tales of the Fox Across Three Lifetimes

The Dragon Girl Qin Shu was betrothed by the Heavenly Emperor to Chun Jun, the second son of the ruler of Qingqiu.

Qin Shu did not want to marry him, and Chun Jun did not want to marry her.

The two agreed to go before the Heavenly Emperor together and refuse the marriage.

Enraged, the Heavenly Emperor sent them down to the mortal realm to endure three lifetimes of love and tribulation.

Those three lifetimes, however, bound them together for all eternity.

If they have no more lifetimes together, could they still have one?

First Lifetime: Daughter of a powerful official vs. Emperor

Second Lifetime: Widowed princess vs. Monk

Third Lifetime: Lady vs. Prince

Before You Read:

1. The male and female leads take on different personalities and temperaments in the different stories. Either of them may be awful, so be warned.

2. This novel consists of four stories. The three lifetimes are essentially three independent historical romance stories, while Qin Shu and Chun Jun's tale is another story. Feel free to jump in wherever you like.

3. A little angst can be fun. If you don't like it, don't read.

4. Please be civil. If you don't like it, click the "X" in the upper right and let's part on good terms!

Announcements

This novel will be published on November 16, 2016, with three chapters released that day. Your support is much appreciated!

[Author's next planned ancient-times transmigration novel] "Escape from the Palace": Shen Chuxia transmigrates to ancient times and becomes a cannon-fodder supporting character in the imperial palace. Just how much of a nobody is she? She gives birth on the same day as another concubine. Shen Chuxia has a boy, while the other woman has a girl. But on the day of the babies' one-month celebration, the other concubine's palace is packed with guests, while Shen Chuxia's is so empty you could hardly find a soul. That's how much of a nobody she is! Shen Chuxia decides to find a chance to make a fortune in the palace, then run for it. But just as she's saved enough money and is ready to make her getaway, the emperor refuses to let her go. My beloved consort, you're not taking me with you?

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