Mountain Moon and Fox

In a remote town surrounded by mountains, the impoverished writer Xi Yuan went into the mountains to find inspiration, but unexpectedly saved an injured light golden fox. The lives of two worlds met in a simple hut, from doubt to acceptance, from alienation to dependence. Jasmine illuminated Xiyuan's gloomy life in her own way, and Xiyuan gave her the warmth she had never experienced before. However, behind the sweet companionship lies a cruel reality: the life of a spirit fox is as long as mountains and rivers, and the life of human beings is as short as morning dew. When the lanterns drift away with the water, when the years leave traces on Xiyuan's face but Jasmine's face remains the same, the promise "If I want to leave, I will definitely tell you" becomes extremely heavy in the face of time. This is a story about repayment and bondage, exploring finitude and eternity, memory and existence. When the mountain moon rises again and the scarf flutters in the wind, two lives connected by fate accidentally find their own answer. "Bonded by fate, met by fate, ended by origin." I would like to dedicate this book to everyone who likes Jasmine in Fox Princess Zero.