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The little fox yearned to fall in love in the human world, read stories in picture books every day, and lay down on the road every day pretending to be injured. After the wolf saw the little fox, he thought the little fox was cute, and suddenly became interested in playing tricks on her, so he pretended to be a young man and picked up the little fox home. However, because the little fox's magic power was not high, he could not tell whether the wolf was a human or not. Since the wolf picked up the little fox, he has "carefully" taken care of her every day and fed the little fox the bitterest medicine. The little fox especially loves meat. The wolf deliberately cooks white porridge for the little fox to eat every day, but the wolf feasts on the meat in front of the little fox and tells the little fox: If you are sick or injured, you must eat lightly. The wolf deliberately picked up the book to read in order to better disguise himself as a human being, because the wolf had "life-saving grace" for the little fox. The wolf asked the little fox to fan him beside him, but the little fox felt his hands were sore. He saw the wolf reading and didn't notice him, so he wanted to be lazy, so he planned to use his magic power to fan the wolf. However, he didn't expect that because of his weak magic power, his tail would always be exposed, and he was accidentally touched by the wolf. The little fox felt guilty and was afraid that this "human" would find out. He was a monster, but the wolf actually knew and deliberately made an excuse for the little fox. There were many such things. The wolf pretended not to know. After getting along for a while, the wolf took the little fox to the market one day. The little fox pestered the wolf to buy candied haws. The wolf couldn't resist the little fox, so he bought a bunch for her. The monster catcher discovered that they...