Who Isn't a Fox Spirit, Anyway?

Overnight, Hu Li transmigrated into a book and became a male version of Daji.

Hu Li felt the pressure. In the original story, the little fox had his pelt stripped and his inner core dug out by the emperor, then was hung upside down over the altar in the Golden Hall, dying only after shedding blood and tears.

His shameless old master said, “If you haven't dug out the emperor's heart by midnight tomorrow, I'll purge the sect and cut you down with one sword, you fox!”

With a dagger hidden in his sleeve, Hu Li nervously set off. After a night of passion, the emperor offered him his heart of his own accord.

“My dear A Li, my heart is yours, and so is my life. But from your ears to the tip of your tail, every part of you belongs to me.”

Hu Li wept softly. “Can't we talk this out? Why are you pulling my tail?!”

Theme: Love