After the Fox Spirit's Heart Changed, He Regretted It

Content warning: Old-school melodrama | Non-consensual love | No changing the male lead

① The fox spirit Momo was originally the pet of the High God Zhenyao.

He saved her and raised her for three hundred years, giving her endless warmth and affection.

Momo loved him. With him around, she feared nothing, and believed he would always dote on her.

Until Princess Shutong, the Daughter of Heaven, praised her beautiful fur and wanted it made into a cloak.

The High God Zhenyao skinned her alive.

② To escape his control, Momo fought with everything she had, finally reducing herself to ashes and "dying" beneath the High God's sword.

Watching her vanish into ashes, the High God's sword slipped from his hand. His eyes fell still, and he stood alone in the Desolate Abyss for three days and three nights.

She was a nine-tailed fox spirit. How could she die so easily?

He searched heaven and earth for her soul like a madman, and in the end he did find her. But she was dressed in a bright red bridal gown, riding in a magnificent carriage beneath a thousand feet of red silk, with all the splendor and bustle of a wedding, about to marry the young lord of the Wolf Clan.

The lofty god looked down at her with an icy gaze, raised a hand to grip her chin, and spoke with trembling voice, the corners of his eyes blood-red: "...How dare you?"

He abducted Momo by force and claimed every part of her in a frenzy. He didn't care that she hated him to the bone and went to every length to try to kill him.

But later, the noble and dignified High God was consumed by heartbreak and regret, driven mad with jealousy because the only man she ever thought about was someone else.

He would defy the entire divine realm for her, humbly beg for her love, and cast aside every last bit of his pride, all for the chance to have her look at him once more.

[Delicate little fox with a possessive streak x A seemingly gentle but secretly unhinged obsessive]

Theme: All living beings are equal, and every creature has a spirit.