[A clingy, straightforward little fox X a clear-headed master who falls into temptation]
Bai Sui has lately been unable to eat or sleep in peace. She keeps dreaming of making love to someone whose face is blurred.
Then, on the day a group of disciples are about to leave the mountain, just before setting off to enter an illusion and vanquish their inner demons, that person's face appears crystal clear in her water mirror.
H-how could it be her most beloved and respected master?!
The master himself: "..."
The entire sect, watching it all unfold: "…"
Bai Sui: This disciple swears on her own tail that she has not the slightest improper thought toward Master. But after what happened in the illusion, I am too ashamed to face you. I am leaving the mountain to experience the world. There is no telling when I will return. Please don't worry, please don't worry!
The world below the mountain is wonderful, except that she is too far from her master and there are too many people trying to kill her. Everything else is great.
When she opens her eyes again, she finds herself in a desolate snowy wilderness, with no memories and no spiritual powers. Only a demonic cultivator is there, taking meticulous care of her and seeing to all her needs.
After many days, she finally cannot help asking, "Are you my cultivation partner?"
His gaze turns dark. He presses a fingertip to the corner of her lips and answers in a low voice.
"No wonder," she says, hooking her finger around his. "I felt fond of you as soon as I saw you."
"...Is that so?"
*
He raised his disciple, gave her her childhood name, and taught her swordsmanship. It should be his place to choose her cultivation partner.
But none of them could protect her. They were incompetent, cowardly, and foolish, watching helplessly as she died.
Then he will choose him-self.
What are worldly rules, benevolence, righteousness, propriety, and law compared with Sui Sui's radiant smile?
He can do without this teaching license.
[Little Extra]
On the day they leave the snowy wilderness, Bai Sui tugs at her master's sleeve. "If they try to put us in the pig cage, can you be the one they put in? I can't do it."
"Yes."
If they dare.
1. Begins when the master first picks up the little fox. The master falls first. Enjoy a master-disciple romance with a seven-star rating.
2. Mostly a little sweet treat, one-on-one with a happy ending, though there is a fake-death plotline (Oh no! There are knives in this sweet treat!)
3. "A white fox, sleek and graceful, with nine plump tails. My Jiayi is at home, where guests are treated like kings. A family is made, and all will prosper. At the meeting of heaven and man, the way is set in motion. How clear it is!" - Anonymous, Collection of Yuefu Poems, Miscellaneous Songs and Ballads, Part One, "Song of Tushan"
Theme: The bright moon hangs high, shining on me alone
