The Little Fox Is Very Good at [Entertainment Circle]

[Pre-receipt of "My Wife Turned Black After My Death", please collect it~, bottom of the copy or top of the comment] Evil fox and bad agent Forsythia is a big demon who accidentally signed a life-and-death contract with a human who wanted to die. This human being is full of evil and threatens to kill each other every day. What can the fox do? The fox can only be spoiled Other monsters say the fox is stupid Fox: Bah! You know nothing! Later, the fox felt that this human was pretty good and should be hers. The other monsters said she was hopelessly stupid. Fox: Bah! You know nothing! In the end, the fox became a monster. His eyes were glued to humans every day. The other monsters suddenly realized: md, it turned out to be a love brain, here to feed dog food. Fox: Who is talking about love brain? I am the most sane fox in the world. I should never be a licker. You guys don't understand love. Forsythia is not a love brain, she just understands love It's just that this human being is not easy to seduce. Forsythia: Wife, wife! Momu: I'm not your wife! Besides! Get dressed! Forsythia: But it's uncomfortable to wear clothes. Let animals wear clothes. You are so cruel QAQ Momu (irritable): Shut up! Forsythia: Just shut up if you kiss(???) ——————"My wife turned black after my death" —————— Five years had passed since Nan Zhi died and she woke up. She rushed to her wife's side immediately. But is this noble and cool woman in front of her really her shy and gentle wife? Nanzhi: Yes, wuwuwu, my wife has suffered so much! I didn't protect my wife's innocence and loveliness well, woo woo woo, wife! She jumped on her and was thrown out of the community by the security guard ———— Zuo Ran's lover has been dead for five years, and she tried her best to win back her lover's love. When her heart died, a woman rushed out and said that she was Nan Zhi She knows all the love words belonging to Nan Zhi and Zuo Ran But this person... Is not Nanzhi Nanzhi is dead Purpose: Everyone's efforts deserve to be respected