Huang Yue is a fox spirit who has cultivated for a hundred years. To take human form and continue her cultivation, she must get a human to confer a title upon her. After looking high and low, she finally finds the perfect candidate: a man who has just moved into the village, is blind and lame, and keeps to himself.
Huang Yue: "Oh, this guy must be easy to fool!"
So she pretends to be a villager and deliberately gets close to him, hoping to lead him into conferring a title upon her. But he's so boring, and never does what people normally would.
Huang Yue: "No matter. I've got plenty of strength and tricks up my sleeve."
She finally succeeds in getting him to confer a title upon her, but her debt of gratitude draws her into the conflicts within his sect. And even worse, the man turns out to be a Taoist priest, and he was never blind in the first place!
Huang Yue grits her teeth. "Damn it! I miscalculated! How could a mighty fox spirit like me get played by a mere human?"
Song Mingyi is a ninth-generation disciple of Tingyun Temple. When he took over as head of the temple, his uncle, who had left the sect to practice dark arts, ambushed him and poisoned him with a demon curse that no one could undo.
Luckily, a master read his fortune and said that his destined opportunity lay in a mountain village in the north. Following the prediction, he came here to wait for the so-called opportunity. But after waiting and waiting, all that showed up was a little demon who hadn't yet taken human form and had come looking for someone to confer a title upon her...
Theme: A wild monster becomes a household guardian spirit
