The Charming Little Fox Boy Disguises Himself as a Bride to Marry the Demon Lord

Li Xing is a little fox with clear, round almond-shaped eyes. Unlike other male fox spirits, who are bewitching and seductive, he’s sweet and adorable, like a little girl.

Compared with his heroic older sister, who’s set on becoming the king of all demons, Li Xing prefers to frolic freely across the mountains and play with the little spirits.

So when the date for the alliance between the demon realm and the devil realm draws near, and his sister Li Yue goes missing, everyone instinctively turns to Li Xing.

Li Xing waves his hands in alarm. "No, I can’t do it!"

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On his wedding night, Li Xing sits anxiously on the wedding bed, surrounded by little demons telling him that the Devil Lord is sinister and ruthless, and loves nothing more than torturing little demons to death.

Just as he starts trembling with fear, the bright red veil is suddenly lifted.

Before him stands a tall, imposing man wearing a mask. His eyes are like black jade steeped in a cold pool, and his gaze makes Li Xing shiver.

Li Xing QAQ: Big sis, I want to go home!

The Devil Lord: Big sis?

Li Xing remembers his parents’ repeated warnings not to let the Devil Lord discover who he really is. He can only tremble as he imitates Li Yue’s way of speaking, lifts his little face, and tries to look fierce. "I mean, I, big sis, want to go home. Got it?"

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In the demon realm, rumors say that Li Yue, daughter of the fox spirit king, is a bold, heroic woman with a free and unruly spirit. The Devil Lord looks at his new bride, who was so nervous on their wedding night that she fainted, and falls silent.

During an assembly of the devil clan, the Devil Lord sternly reprimands his subordinates. Before they can even start trembling, his wife is already frightened into tears.

The Devil Lord looks at his little wife, whose round almond-shaped eyes are brimming with tears, and asks his subordinates, "Am I really that scary?"

Theme: Treat life with kindness, and life will return that kindness