[A collection of stories about fox spirits, ghosts, and monsters in modern society, focusing on their warmth and adorable sides.]
Could the crafty Fahai fall in love with a gentle yet venomous Liulijin, and start using a secret identity, disguising himself as a pure and adorable young boy?
Amid the beautiful Ghost Festival fireworks, one can encounter a July romance. Chunsheng Jun, a butterfly who has taken human form, saves a little girl.
The fox hunter Ye Yu travels with a little fox he captured, journeying through mountains, rivers, and cities, witnessing the infatuated love and longing of the fox spirits and ghosts in this world.
He sees many beautiful sights and experiences the hardships of life. These lonely, adorable spirits grow gentle and warm. They stop harming people and learn to love them, living alongside humans in friendship, just like the little fox by his side.
Then he writes down everything he has seen as a series of little stories, calm and unhurried, with a lingering depth of meaning.
He says, "One story, one cup of warming wine. Whether human or demon, we all spend our fleeting lives looking for this warmth, then raise our cups and smile."
Theme: Encouraging people to do good
Reading, reading, tears streaming down my face
The writing style is a bit like "Love Chinese Style" that I watched before.
Heaven, "is like that small temple in the mountain living with the sound of morning bells and evening drums", so beautiful, so beautiful
I rarely see articles like this in Jinjiang.
I rarely see articles like this in Jinjiang.
It's actually very nice~ I like the style of writing~ It's rare to see this~ The author is great, come on~
. . . This damn scumbag, whether he is a human or a monster, went out to mess around with the woman he loved when she was pregnant with his baby. If he was found out, he still had the nerve to say that he had to pursue happiness in his life?? What about the baby after there is evidence of pregnancy??? What the hell is this article? . . .
Someone actually wrote such an article on jj
Is the other book about the subsequent plot? Or is it the good ending of the if line?
Is the other book about the subsequent plot? Or is it the good ending of the if line?