The Graceful Thousand-Tailed Fox

The writing in this book is absolutely superb; it gets better and better the more you read. The plot and character development are both handled exceptionally well. The opening of a book is crucial, and this one is incredibly captivating. The female protagonist, Qian Niao, is severely injured for unknown reasons, and the author subtly hints that she harbors many secrets waiting to be discovered.

It's better to talk about it than to torture yourself.

Will you regret it when you're old and look back on it someday?

I just don't know if you know what I'm thinking.

The emotional descriptions are very rich, incorporating subtle changes in facial expressions and detailed portrayals of inner thoughts, demonstrating the author's excellent writing style.

Why be so foolish? Because there are always things in this world more precious than life itself that we want to protect.

There was no one there, only him all alone; how could he not be lonely?

That's true friendship! It's helping someone when they're in trouble, not expecting them to know, just wanting them to be happy.

The position of Crown Princess cannot remain vacant indefinitely; a suitable person must eventually fill it. The Dragon Princess happens to be that person. It would be best for her to take the position, and marrying her would also bring benefits. There's little genuine affection involved; it's all about self-interest.

The person who bravely steps forward first has already won.