The heroine Nine-tailed Fox works in human society
Met the super invincible and kind-hearted male protagonist (an ordinary employee of the game company, who was later fired by the female protagonist)
Two twin friends share a house + two douchebags
Storyline: The goblin world and the human world have always been connected. Goblins who have practiced to a certain extent can register and enter the human world, and can also fall in love and marry humans. However, they are not allowed to reveal their identity as a goblin, and they are not allowed to use spiritual power wantonly. Once they use spiritual power, they will soon be discovered by the local goblin administration, and they will be fined, detained, sent back to the goblin world, or sentenced according to different circumstances.
The heroine is a nine-tailed fox who has just cultivated into human form. After passing the cross-border examination, she enters human society. When I was in the goblin world, I mainly studied English and law. I wanted to start a new life as a lawyer in human society, but I didn't expect that I messed up the first case I received as an intern (the male protagonist's case ended up causing him to be fired).
During the exchange, the heroine discovered that the hero was a good man who would never refuse others, was super kind, and didn't even want to fight bugs. Feeling that something was fishy, she asked her grandfather, the director of the local goblin bureau, and found that the dark side of the male protagonist was completely gone. He was a person with only positive side, maybe half of his spirit was missing. At the same time, he lacked tact and sophistication in doing things, and his life was not going smoothly. In order to compensate the male protagonist, the heroine decided to help him find the other half of his soul. At the same time, because the heroine's business skills are not very good, the company where she is interning gives her some weird cases to follow up on (difficult customers, supernatural incidents, etc.
Concept: Good and evil are relative