Pick up a fox, get a husband free.
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After transmigrating, Zhenzhen found a fox with rare, brilliant red fur and an extraordinary intelligence.
She took good care of it, feeding it well and treating the little fox like her pet.
Then one day, someone bullied Zhenzhen. She’d hoped the fox would at least growl at them to scare them off, but instead, the little fox turned tail and ran without looking back!
Zhenzhen: “...”
Later, the little fox came back on its own and stuck its head out, hoping Zhenzhen would pet it. Zhenzhen angrily waved it away. “You have the nerve to come back? You ungrateful thing. I don’t want you anymore!”
Who knew the little fox would suddenly become a spirit!
Not only was he several times bigger than her, but his single tail had become nine. He looked down at Zhenzhen and spoke: “Do you want me?”
“If you don’t, I’ll eat you.”
Trembling, Zhenzhen replied meekly, “I do...”
Then the huge nine-tailed fox turned back into a little fox and leaped right into Zhenzhen’s arms.
What do you do when a fox spirit won’t leave you alone??
Zhenzhen was alarmed and on edge, spending all day plotting how to shake it off, until one day the fox transformed into human form.
A face as handsome as jade, picturesque features, and a red robe that made him look enchantingly alluring.
Most importantly, he was a man!
Zhenzhen: “Whether you’re a demon or not doesn’t matter, as long as you can be a pet.”
Zhuohua descended to the mortal world to undergo a trial, but his spiritual power was damaged, turning him into an ordinary little fox.
Then a woman picked him up and took him home.
After being a nine-tailed celestial fox for thousands of years, Zhuohua finally experienced how wonderful it was to be a pet! He could eat and drink all day, take a stroll and bask in the sun whenever he felt like it, with no need to worry about anyone coveting his cultivation or deal with those annoying little immortal maidens.
His owner wouldn’t want him? Impossible!
What could a sweet, gentle little fox possibly have in mind? He only wanted his owner to love him a little more.
The proper title is Peach Blossoms in Bloom
1. The setting is a fictional dynasty, with place names inspired by ancient times.
2. The male lead first appears as a fox and will take human form soon after.
3. There’s a little regret-and-redemption drama involving the female lead and a male supporting character, but the female lead was never in love with him.
4. The male lead is bewitchingly alluring, but a man of unyielding integrity.
Theme: Blend in with the world and adapt to the times.
The Heartbeats of Youth
Princess Chengyang of the Tang Dynasty
The Princess Consort Reborn
Begonia Returns to the Moon
I Became Princess Lanling
The Phoenix Takes Flight
No Leaves Among the Flowers
The Tale of the Princess Consort of Prince Wei of Tang
Tears of a Beauty: Daji
Empress Zhangsun of the Tang Dynasty
Princess Changle of the Tang Dynasty
A Millennium Dream of the Seven Fairies
There are too many bugs in this article. In ancient times, it is not an exaggeration to say that aristocratic women's dowry (especially the direct descendants) was saved since childhood. Pots and pans, furniture and cloth, shops and property, it can be said that all daily necessities and expenses from birth to death were given by the mother's family. This is the foundation for aristocratic women to have strong marriages unlike lower-class women (before the Song Dynasty). Then there is the princess's mansion. I really haven't seen any prince-in-law in the history books who can occupy the princess's mansion after the death of the princess, especially when the princess has no son and is not a bride-in-law.
After watching it for a while, I couldn't stand it anymore. Even though her mother has passed away, don't royal people need to protect their own face? She's not like our young lady, she's worse than a housemaid!
It's so unreasonable. What about servants serving girls? Didn't the princess's daughter get married without a servant or something like that? And can one person get all the dowry? And didn't the heroine just travel through time and have incomplete memories of the original owner? There are too many unreasonable places
Except for the heroine in this book, everyone is a scumbag and a disgusting thing. Even the male protagonist, a fox, is also a scumbag. He will run fast when in danger. The fox demon's awesomeness is all used to scare the heroine and show off. I'm speechless.
Why is this heroine so stupid? What is freeloading? This is her own home, and she has to give it to others. Besides, did the author forget about the dowry? As a young lady, how come she doesn't even have a personal maid, and is alone when she comes back from separation?
Oh my gosh, this plot is too old, isn't it? Who writes plots like this now? I really looked at it for a long time, it hurt my eyes.
I can't show my face and I can't slap my ex-husband. I'm watching my heart attack.
The heroine is stupid, incompetent, and cowardly as hell. Both the male and female partners are a little sick. A princess's daughter was beaten and scolded but didn't fight back. She was such a self-indulgent virgin. No wonder all the supporting characters bullied her.
I'm so speechless. The daughter of a princess doesn't have a dowry. The dowry that Heli took away in the evening was only a baggage, and after returning home, his own mother's princess mansion still asked for independence. I fainted (=_=)
The writing is quite good. After reading a few chapters, I am really speechless about the character of the heroine. Poor people must be hateful. I have no desire to read further. She is worse than an ancient person.