A little fox spirit was slacking off during cultivation when she unexpectedly found herself reborn as the legendary fox spirit Su Daji, who was said to have seduced King Zhou with her beauty and brought down the Shang Dynasty. Heavens above, she was just a fox who dreamed of eating and sleeping, sleeping and eating, and was too lazy even to cultivate!
The little fox decided to keep a low profile, put her own safety first, and hide her fox tail carefully until the story reached its ending.
Except...
Di Xin stared at the several fox tails that had slipped out while she slept and fell into deep thought.
A traditional pairing with decidedly untraditional personalities. Come on in to see the king and his beloved consort enthusiastically acting their parts!
Bonus scene: Di Xin took Daji's hand with a tender look. "I once heard that my beloved consort was blessed with peerless beauty and a gentle, refined nature. Seeing you today, I find it is all true."
Daji lowered her head demurely. "Your Majesty is too kind."
Di Xin: "My beloved consort is clearly a woman of great talent. You must be proficient in music, chess, calligraphy, and painting. Would you play a tune for me?"
Daji smiled shyly. "I don't know how."
Di Xin: "Then surely my beloved consort dances gracefully, with a slender waist and delicate steps?"
Daji smiled sweetly. "I don't know how."
Di Xin: "Then are you skilled at needlework and embroidery?"
Daji could barely keep smiling. With these fox paws, learning to hold chopsticks was hard enough, and now you expect me to handle a needle and thread? Are you picking a fight?
Note: The male lead goes crazy early on, and the female lead goes crazy later. They take turns.
Theme: Strive for a beautiful life.
Emmm, the ending is still a bit sad. After all, the real rebel was defeated. His spirit could not be sustained during his lifetime, and becoming a god after his death was even more insulting. The comedy ending contains a deep tragic core. It's so tragic.
I feel like I could have written it better... There are endless possibilities in fan fiction, and the author can write freely, but the further it goes, the more frustrated he feels. The protagonist group was bound by destiny, and they had to fight back so that man could defeat nature, but they failed in the end. With only Jiang Ziya's "little chance of survival" and the magic of time, the protagonist seemed to be useless.
After reading so many ancient novels, every time I see King Wu defeating Zhou, I feel a little bit upset, because after King Zhou there has been no human emperor in the world, only the emperor.
Very happy, like God Xin for the first time, atheism
After Emperor Xin went crazy and Daji became crazy, and after Daji made the king crazy, who will go crazy next?
Did Di Xin really go offline like this?
Crying to death from beginning to end
Were the generals in Chaoge who died in battle or committed suicide also made gods? I have to say that every step of the plot of this novel was beyond my expectation.
Which monsters have died so far, including the Fire Spirit Madonna, some of the Six Monsters of Meishan, and who else? It's better to stop the loss now
I know that it is my destiny to shed tears for my childhood CP