After Becoming the Mountain God's Sacrificial Bride

A strange incident has recently occurred in a village at the foot of Spirit Beast Mountain.

On the joyous day when a bride was to be offered to the Mountain God, the bride in the sedan chair suddenly snapped her bonds, kicked the door off its hinges, fought through the villagers trying to stop her, and grabbed a woodcutter's axe.

The bride, who should have been quiet and gentle, wore a crooked crown and let loose a string of curses. "What kind of feudal trash is this? I worked overtime diligently, dropped dead, and transmigrated into a godforsaken place like this?"

With the axe in hand, the bride swung it with great force. No one dared answer her, for her words were incomprehensible.

"Where's the Mountain God's temple?" the bride asked.

The villagers tremblingly pointed the way. Her next words were: "Just you wait. I'll tear that lousy temple apart!"

Inside the Mountain God's temple, a little fox cowered behind a dilapidated idol, trembling. A young woman in wedding clothes grabbed him and hauled him out.

"How did you get hurt?" With one hand gripping the axe and the other lifting him by the scruff, the woman said, "That damned Mountain God must have something to do with it! Don't be scared. I'll chop down the culprit right now, and then you'll be safe."

The Mountain God, who had turned into a little fox after being thoroughly frightened, could only whimper in despair. "Yip, yip."

[Reading Guide]

1. Couple: A fluffy, socially anxious Mountain God VS. a short-tempered transmigrator who is especially fond of animals. Both leads are each other's first, and the male lead is a teary-eyed clingy sweetheart! His fox form is delicate and irresistibly pettable! The heroine is a total tomboy.

2. Sweet and lighthearted. Basically, a story about a transmigrator setting things right and breaking down outdated feudal thinking. One-on-one romance, emphatically a happy ending.

3. If you like it, add it to your collection!

Theme: Break free from the shackles of feudalism and escape the constraints of fate.