The Little Fox Who Married into the Dragon Clan

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Zuo Xiaoming was a white fox from Qingling Mountain. Born with an ugly birthmark on his face, he left home and lived alone in a cave.

One day, when Zuo Xiaoming returned to the cave, he encountered the Black Dragon God Lord Xuan Ji, who was undergoing a tribulation.

While meditating, Lord Xuan Ji accidentally went into qi deviation and turned into a frenzied demon, no longer in control of himself. He forced Zuo Xiaoming to mate with him.

After a night of it, Zuo Xiaoming was so exhausted that he reverted to his true form as a white fox. He lay sprawled out, all four limbs splayed, eyes rolled back, tongue hanging out, and his big tail tucked between his legs.

Xuan Ji looked down at the little white fox on the ground, his swordlike brows furrowed and his gaze unreadable.

Just then, the King of the Phoenix Clan, Lord Chaoyun, came in to join the fun, waving a feather fan. "Lord Xuan Ji, are you hiding out here to get through your tribulation?"

As soon as Lord Chaoyun entered, he caught the strong smell of dragon essence in the cave. Looking at the little fox on the ground, he said, "Lord Xuan Ji, you're such a beast, you went straight for a fox? Couldn't you at least find a demon who can take human form? Look at the poor little fox, you've screwed him senseless... Wait, is this a male fox?!"

Xuan Ji said nothing. He picked up the unconscious little fox, cradled him in his arms, and left.

Out of a sense of responsibility, Xuan Ji sent a betrothal gift to the white fox.

Zuo Xiaoming refused and hid for several days, but in the end Xuan Ji took him to Ziyun Palace.

After two days there, Xuan Ji persuaded Zuo Xiaoming to agree to the marriage.

But on their wedding night, drunk and dressed in a rumpled red robe, he called out someone's name: "Chu Ming..."

Xuan Ji's lips, which had been resting on Zuo Xiaoming's chin, paused. He lifted his eyes, revealing dark, deep eyes. "Who did you call?"

1. Past and present lives

2. The gong is devoted to the shou in body and soul, but there are many secondary gongs

3. Melodramatic, non-consensual, non-consensual, non-consensual, angsty, very angsty, happy ending

4. Please stop reading at once if anything makes you uncomfortable

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