Becoming a Fox Spirit from Under One Person.

Of course, this is just a small girl named Shufen, so it's not a big problem.

If your mother stops calling you by your nickname and starts calling you by your full name with a serious expression, you really need to reflect on whether you've broken a taboo.

The serious change in address was just the prelude; the real big move was yet to come. Chen Ruoan was naturally prepared, but Wei Shufen's words were still impossible to guard against.

For a fox, there is no ambiguity or euphemism in this statement, and even the most cunning fox, who knows how to play dumb, cannot avoid it.

Wei Shufen interlaced her fingers in front of her chest, cast a pleading look in her eyes, and slowly began to speak:

"Chen Ruoan, have you considered using me to resolve your love tribulation?"

Ok?

Sneak attack!

A blatant sneak attack!

This isn't how you should present yourself.

Chen Ruoan's fox form ethereal amidst the incense smoke.

Making an excuse that the incense has burned out and getting away early might be a good choice, but a young girl has already said that, and you still want to run away? Isn't that just too much of a jerk?

Faced with the conflicted fox, Wei Shufen fanned her flushed cheeks with her hand, realizing that she had said something very bold, but now there was no way out.

"Is that not allowed?"

"No."

"Why?" Wei Shufen asked anxiously.

Nonsense, they're minors...

Chen Ruoan explained, "You are still young and your mind is still being tempered. I'm afraid that you might make a wrong decision in the moment and regret it later."

"Are you worried that I'm too young?" Hearing this, Wei Shufen felt relieved.

It's okay, people always grow up.

Chen Ruoan's fox body lightly dispersed, transforming into human form. The divine will that descended did not possess the innate fox charm of a mixture of three energies, and he quietly sat cross-legged in front of Wei Shufen.

“Besides the fact that you are still young, I have some other thoughts, but those are my own problems.”

“I used to fantasize about the day when I would suffer the tribulation of love. I always thought that this tribulation of love did not need to be deliberately pursued. One day, it would crash into my fate on its own. Apart from the preordained fate, no woman has an obligation to help me bear this tribulation. So, don’t say things like ‘I’ll use you to deal with the tribulation of love.’”

This is why the fox talked about women all the time but never took any real action.

"I broke in myself." Wei Shufen launched another sneak attack.

"I've researched many new and interesting dishes, and I've also read many of the books you recommended. I'm gradually becoming more accepting of things. Maybe I'm not as dull as others imagine. It would be better if you got to know me better soon..."

Wei Shufen spoke softly and gently, and finally, she gently hooked her little finger and slowly offered it to Chen Ruoan:

"Since you say I'm still young, then let's make a promise in a childish way, okay? Please give me three or four years so that I can earn a chance to be understood by you. That's all I want."

Ouch...

Chen Ruoan then thought of the tangled black line on the branch.

Calamity clouded my heart, calamity clouded my heart.

The tribulation should be a black line symbolizing a karmic entanglement. If one truly overcomes this tribulation, will it transform into a red line representing a good marriage?

The fox really wanted to use the cliché internet meme, "When your hair reaches your waist, will you marry me?" to get away with it.

The fox, who was like Lord Ye who loved dragons, became a cowardly and foolish fox once he got involved in love affairs. Is this the inescapable fate of foxes?

"Just learning about it."

“I have heard your prayer.”

After much deliberation, Chen Ruoan finally made up his mind and hooked his right little finger forward:

"Whether it's a blessing or a curse, let's find out. But if anything seems amiss, whatever happens, prioritize your own safety."

If one can successfully change the future entangled in this ill-fated relationship, it would be a monumental feat of defying fate and forging a path against the odds.

"no problem."

The two hooked their little fingers together and touched their thumbs together, thus establishing a contract.

"Can I come to you?" Wei Shufen asked again.

"Let's talk about it after I've finished my studies."

What constitutes academic success?

“For example, you can use the ‘Five Saints Fighting’ method to freely transform Gu, giving you more ways to survive and protect yourself; in your cultural studies classes, you can read all the books on the market, so why not try writing some modern poetry, practicing calligraphy, or something to cultivate your character…” Chen Ruoan replied.

Wei Shufen nodded: "I will become the youngest Grand Gu Master in the history of Qinghe Miao Village. As for poetry and literature, do you prefer the revolutionary school, the enlightenment school, or the academic school of pure art?"

What kind of faction?

The fox's brain went blank.

What exactly happened to this girl in the past year? Putting aside her yandere-like directness, what does this trend of transforming into a literary girl mean?

"Pick whichever you like," the fox sighed.

The scene of the white fox undergoing tribulation is still vivid in my mind. If the lightning tribulation was so terrifying, what kind of power would the love tribulation that follows be?

Chen Ruoan was very uneasy at this moment.

The fox rested its right hand on its cheek, quietly watching the girl with the simple name, who was humming a little tune happily.

After observing for a moment, the fox's inner turmoil gradually subsided, and he spoke:

"Tell me about what you've done over the past year."

Chapter 82 Release Notice

As the title suggests, let's put it on sale today.

I'm really worried about my first-day subscription because I chose to release it during the Spring Festival and because of the controversial characters and plot.

(So ​​please subscribe first)

Actually, my plot was all concentrated in the modern era. To be honest, I didn't expect so many people to follow it. According to my original plot design, the Republican era was all about the cause.

With this approach, I'm even worried that when the modern-day version comes out, maybe nobody will watch it anymore.

Although the comments section was a bit tense, I still want to thank all the readers who have followed this far. I wish you a Happy New Year and all the best.

Regarding the update, let's be frank!

I don't have any drafts saved...

From now on, I will write and post code as it comes, and I will definitely try my best to write it.

I won't set any extra update rules, because I'm a complete novice. I thought that as long as my skills were good enough, I could naturally write for a long time and write well. I thought that as long as I kept writing, one day this keyboard wouldn't need to be tapped anymore; it would update the novel itself. Now it seems that was just a pipe dream. The keyboard is the keyboard, and I am still me…

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In addition, there is the sacrificial ceremony.

"Under One Person: A Hundred Curses to Achieve the Dao": A friend's book, over 1.4 million words, ready to be read.

"Starting as a Fox Fairy from Liaozhai": A highly recommended Xianxia novel. The inspiration for this book and the magic touch of An Fox were borrowed from Gong Fox, for which I must express my gratitude. Also, I would like to ask my friends who have read this book to help urge me to update.

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There's something else. The comments on the chapter about Zhang Zhiwei's Daoist partner were outrageous and seemed endless. They were shown to me, and during my lunch break, I dreamt that I was "stabbed" by a gay man. I'm begging you all, please save me.

Chapter 83 My methods are insidious, but my nature as a fox is wholesome (Seeking first subscription)

Wei Shufen gestured with her hands as she talked about the daily life in Qinghe Miao Village, about some strange and wonderful witchcraft, about Ah Q and Kong Yiji from Lu Xun's works, and about Yu Dafu and Xu Zhimo.

When she speaks of the tragic fates of ordinary people, she feels pity and sympathy; when she talks about Yu Dafu's descriptions of sexual anguish, she smiles shyly; when she speaks of Xu Zhimo's poetry, which comes from the depths of his soul, her eyes light up, and she is completely captivated...

Chen Ruoan thought that if Shufen had been born in one of his student days in his previous life, she would definitely have been a top student who loved biology experiments and literature.

In class, she would stare intently with her clear, bright eyes, diligently taking notes. During breaks, she would secretly read some books, or prop her chin on her hand and gaze blankly at the drifting clouds outside the window, secretly thinking about the boy she admired…

Her thoughts were immersed in soft fantasies. When the wind drifted in through the window, lifted the plain white curtains, and ruffled her long, black hair, someone would secretly watch her.

Chen Ruoan didn't have any unforgettable romantic experiences; all she could imagine was this cliché scene.

"When did it start?" the fox asked.

"what's up?"

"You want the fox."

"When you first transformed into human form."

"love at first sight?"

Wei Shufen bit her thumb thoughtfully, then shook her head: "It should be said that she was lustful at first sight."

"I see."

Chen Ruoan lowered his head in deep thought. At this moment, he did not have any obvious emotional fluctuations. All he could do was sit opposite the girl, less than half a meter away, as if engaging in a friendly discussion, to dissect his own heart and try to understand her thoughts.

This kind of "exchanging ideas and discussing principles" is different from the kind with brothers.

After all, with "brothers" you can do whatever you want without any psychological burden, but with a young girl on the other end, you have to be cautious and reserved.

Chen Ruoan crossed his arms, tilted his head in confusion, and Wei Shufen placed her hands on his knees.

"Give it a try, three years, just three years will do."

Chen Ruoan laughed and said, "Didn't we pinky swear?"

Strangely enough, in my previous life, if someone said they believed in love, it would be considered incomprehensible, and they would even be attacked with harsh words by a group of people.

But in this age of simpler emotions, the fox has surprisingly started to fantasize about the word "love" again.

Perhaps Wei Shufen was too obedient; within a year, she almost practiced every word the fox had said. She didn't continue experimenting with poisons on herself, she became less obsessive, she gave up strange books with distorted values, and instead began to thoroughly read works by renowned authors…

This gave the fox a strange feeling—an indescribable sense of peace.

But the sense of security doesn't come from something as domineering as "control."