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There is a silver fox named Rao, with nine tails. He often dies in the forest and is trapped by a hunter. The snow fox Yan Gong was wandering here, and when he saw Rao, he was greatly frightened, and was injured while trying to save him. Rao stayed in Lin to take care of him. After a long time, the saint Nuo of the Fox Palace searched for him, and found out that the two foxes were secretly married in the forest. Rao was pregnant with a son, but Nao gradually became weak. So Nao took the two foxes to rebel, released Rao from the ban, and took the form of a human. It turns out that Rao is the third daughter of the Fox Lord. She has practiced magic in the snowy mountains since she was a child and has never left the palace. The queen's concubine Hu was angry and ordered her to behead her in a forbidden area. Because Nao said she would forgive her, she ordered Rao to marry Ling Huzi instead. Rao shouldn't, and he took the spirit beads in the forbidden palace and poured them into the palace. After that, Bo's spirit power increased, and they died together in Jinghe River. They gave birth to a son named Mengyu, a nine-tailed silver fox. At that time, the four fox tribes, Huo, Bai, Shan, and Ma, forced themselves into the Fox Palace and fought with each other. They used the forbidden technique to destroy the four tribes with one death, and the remaining evildoers surrendered. When Gui's second daughter, Lai, came to the throne, she summoned Rao back and arranged a grand wedding for Rao and Gu. When Rao became pregnant again, her eldest daughter Wu rebelled against the Fox Palace and had Lai imprisoned in the palace. In the seventh month of her pregnancy, she was about to die due to illness and lack of spiritual power. She was in great mourning and had fetal irritation. She was in pain for three days before giving birth. She gave birth to a daughter, a snow fox. She passed away due to falling snow, so she was named Snow.
Above. Just an introduction.