Transmigrated as the Beloved Spirit Pet of a Cultivation Master

*The master is the top, and the little white fox is the bottom.

*The story of a little white fox who covets his master's beauty, only to be thoroughly devoured.

Ruan Sheng transmigrated into a book and became a little white fox favored by the Heavenly Dao.

Now that he had transmigrated into a book, of course he had to go see the beautiful master from the original story: cold as snow, radiant as a jade flower, and dazzling the cultivation world with a single frost-cold sword strike. Unfortunately, this was a harem novel where even the identity of the top protagonist was unknown. In the end, all the potential love interests schemed together to claim the master, forcing him to fall into demonic cultivation and start killing.

Ruan Sheng: ...Let go of Master! Let me take your place!!!

He deliberately stayed in the hall, acting cute and begging for affection, freeloading on food and drink, and baring his little paws and tiny teeth at all the ill-intentioned men to scare them off.

But after watching over his master day after day, Ruan Sheng gradually developed designs of his own.

If only the beautiful master belonged to him.

*

Later, when he heard that his master was going to form a bond with someone, Ruan Sheng suddenly felt hollow inside. Even his fox fur lost its luster.

His master pinched the drooping ears of the little fox. "Do you like me that much?"

Ruan Sheng: "...Huh?"

"Change back."

Ruan Sheng looked completely bewildered.

Change back... to what?

*

Much later, by the time Ruan Sheng understood what "change back" meant, it was already too late.

At night, he clutched the other's sleeve, sobbing as tears streaked his flushed face.

But the man still wasn't satisfied. His cool voice turned husky. "Your tail."

Reading guide:

* Cheerful, optimistic little fox x cold, restrained master who's secretly ruthless

* Weak bottom, adorable pet, with a later shift to a reverse harem dynamic

* Pregnancy! Pregnancy!! Pregnancy!!! [The important things are said three times]

Theme: To be determined.