The author has changed her name to Qing Mei Guo Zi Niang. Please take note. (I accidentally used the same name as someone else. So sorry!)
Blurb:
Word has it that Princess Chiyun of the Thousand Islands has divorced?
Her husband of ten years: they part ways and go their separate ways.
An old friend she knew as a youth: returned from afar.
Her childhood friend and younger brother: says something shocking.
A stranger of unknown origins: golden-haired, with bright eyes.
A silent shadow: faithfully guarding her.
Ding Ning: "Ha! Why choose? I, Ding Ning of Taiyan, want them all!"
I have plenty of chapters saved up and can update once a day. There may even be two updates in a row on Saturday or Sunday~
Author: This book was originally a spin-off of another story I'm writing. I planned to make it a short story, but I loved it too much, so I turned it into a long one.
The other story is a palace fantasy. I'll update that one after finishing this book, so please look forward to it > <
Content note: This is not a one-on-one romance, and it doesn't have a traditional happy ending, but the ending will be good, so enjoy!
Coming next: Fox in the Mortal Realm (Volume One), Fox in the Court (Volume Two)
Blurb One:
A little fox from the Fox Valley of Tushan was born with one fewer tail than the other foxes.
Because of this, she is bad at magic and has very little spiritual power. So the first thing she does after successfully taking human form is set out to find the tail she lost in the human world!
As soon as the little fox steps into the human realm, she runs into a "dragon" on the street.
A dragon? Dragons belong in the heavens. What is one doing in the mortal realm?
Wait, this dragon aura is so weak. Could this be a sick dragon?!
Blurb Two:
He is the illegitimate prince least like his father, the emperor.
He has no ambition and no sense of right or wrong. There is no one he treasures and nothing he holds dear.
He competes not because he wants to win, but because he finds life so dull. Since everyone wants those things, they must be good, right?
So he is obedient (it's an act), foolish (also an act), and gets along well with his siblings (all an act).
But what does it matter if he wins in the end? She still has to leave.
"Take me with you," he says lightly. "I'll go with you to find your tail."
Content note: Two male leads
Theme: Escaping reality for a brief moment.
Although I also like Quanyao, Jinjiang doesn't allow NPCs.