When the literary fairy meets the androgynous monster - she refuses to admit that she is charmed, refuses to be deeply attracted to him or her.
The literature fairy wanted to escape, but she was firmly in the hands of the monster. Even though she was tens of thousands of feet away, he wanted to capture her body and heart and protect her properly.
The monster comes from a hermaphrodite clan whose existence is hidden by the heavens. No one knows what kind of monster he is. He is both extremely good and extremely evil, elegant and crazy at the same time.
A beautiful fox demon fell in love with a demon who was both good and evil, and used his kindness to take away the name and appearance of his beloved, trapping him in the demon realm at the bottom of the well. She wants to feed his evil and make him fall in love with her.
The monster can't forget the heartbeat of that glance five hundred years ago. Even if only incomplete memories are left, he still has to wait hard for the promise made by the girl. He wants to plant his own fruit in her body to determine his gender.
Monster: "Fairy, don't run away. If you want burning fire or watery warmth, I can satisfy you. Let me feed you this bowl of gentle soup, plant rouge-colored flowers on you, and wait for them to bear sweet and juicy fruits."
Fairy: "Don't even think about eating me in one bite. I'm not your five-hundred-year-old love at first sight. I'm just a Crane Fairy under eighteen years old. Even if you plant sultry flowers on me, grow flexible roots, and bear colorful fruits. I'm not anyone's substitute."