Su Li, a nine-tailed fox who has been practicing for thousands of years, was forced to go out of the mountains and reopen the dungeon in the reinforced concrete urban jungle. The KPI she faces is not the quality of the elixir, but PPT magic and morning meeting mind reading; incense money has become a QR code merit system that cannot be scanned; nine tails must be stuffed into the beauty filter to prevent wear and tear; the "turbid vortex" in the morning rush hour of the subway is more deadly than thunder; in love, one must guard against the "Cyber Aquaman" who has exceeded 10,000 steps on WeChat "Even century-old demon elixirs have to be disguised as kitchen waste to pass environmental inspections... This book uses seven imaginative survival scenes to reveal how the spirits use ancient wisdom to reduce dimensionality and combat modern rules: scanning QR codes to pay hides the economics of electronic incense, there are spiritual energy recovery sites hidden on the commute, and AI eyes rely on hidden rivers of abandoned codes to evade. When the workplace, social life, technology, environmental protection, and big data form an iron curtain, Su Li has only one rule for breaking through the situation - to turn magic into technology and rules into the art of war. In an order dominated by humans, be an elegant and cunning "urban fox". This is not only the counterattack of the fox fairy, but also a humorous and heart-wrenching "anti-routine" dark guide to urban survival dedicated to all smart souls who are tired of involution.
