Fox Demon: Huaizhu is not a concubine, and hegemony has no wife

The young girl's tender body shuddered violently as the cold invaded her. After reading the entire story of "Liang Shanbo and Zhu Yingtai", she realized that the water in the bathtub was already so cold that it could freeze a person to death. It was impossible to stay in the bathtub any longer. She didn't know how she had endured it just now.

He hurried out of the bathtub and put on the dry clothes that had been prepared by the wooden rack.

He put on his clothes tremblingly and came to the fire.

Under the warm flames, Wang Quanzui breathed a sigh of relief. At this time, he turned his attention to another small book.

Long Sanyuan and Ah Feng

He unconsciously reached out his hand and gently stroked the pages of the book, but this time Wang Quanzui did not open it immediately to read.

The aftertaste of the story of "Liang Shanbo and Zhu Yingtai" is still lingering in my mind, and I am still somewhat immersed in it.

I have never seen such a good story in my life.

At this moment, he naturally would not look down on 'Long Sanyuan and Ah Feng' anymore, and he also knew that this must be another excellent story.

He stood up and poured himself a cup of tea from the hot kettle on the stove.

The girl held the teacup in both hands, took a sip gently, and then put the cup down. Then she picked up the book "Long Sanyuan and Afeng" with her own hands, and turned the pages directly without using the art of controlling objects.

Dark night

The firelight from the stove illuminated the girl's clear eyes and reflected on her serious and focused face. As time passed, her long eyelashes were once again stained with moist mist.

“It’s so well written…”

The girl sniffed, the story bringing her to tears.

She has never been a child who likes to cry. In the past, when she followed other "Mask" members and faced almost certain death, she never cried.

But at this moment, I was crying my eyes out over the two little books.

Wang Quanzui couldn't believe that it was him.

When did I become so sentimental?

His hand gently stroked the pages of the book, he looked up at the already deep night sky, and gently stroked the hair beside his ear: "However, this story is really well written. I wonder who can write such a good story."

"The person who can write such a story must be an old man. Someone without any experience can't write such a thing."

"When it's daybreak, I'll go find Sister Huaizhu and ask her where she got these two books from and who wrote them. If the author is no longer around, has he written any other stories? If he's still around, where is he? I can go over and see who wrote these books. It would be best if I could get him to write a few more. If he's struggling financially, I can invite him to Wang Quan and arrange everything for him so he can just focus on his work and write better stories..."

Thinking about the person who wrote the book, I thought of the stories in the book. The story of Liang Shanbo and Zhu Yingtai is obviously better and more memorable, but it always feels a little detached from the present, a bit like another world imagined in my mind.

On the contrary, the story of Long Sanyuan and Afeng is more like the current story.

Perhaps, there really was a dragon princess who once loved a human?

Wang Quanzui couldn't help but think of Tushan again, and Tushan's "reincarnation and continuation of the relationship". Since the war between humans and monsters ended, the relationship between the two races has eased slightly. During this period, many powerful monsters sneaked into the human heartland.

Some of these monsters actually fell in love with humans.

In order to be able to be with the human being they love forever, they even sacrifice half of their demonic power to "reincarnate and continue the relationship."

Wang Quanzui couldn't help but think of the Ice and Snow General Li Xueyang who guarded the Western Region hundreds of years ago. It has been rumored that the Sand Fox Prince Fan Yunfei fell in love with her. For her sake, he even restrained the Sand Foxes and never invaded the human border. After the death of General Li Xueyang, he even went to Tushan in person to "reincarnate and continue the relationship" for him.

It is also said that in the past few hundred years, the Sand Fox Prince Fan Yunfei refused to inherit the throne because of General Li Xueyang, and never returned to the Western Regions. He has been transforming into a human and searching for the reincarnation of General Li Xueyang in the heartland of the human race.

Wang Quanzui has always been skeptical about these things, and doesn't believe that the so-called monsters can be so sincere and emotional.

But after reading the story of "Long Sanyuan and Ah Feng", I feel that perhaps all of this is not necessarily false.

Wang Quanzui couldn't help but think of the sea area between Tushan and Aolai Kingdom. The name of that sea area was "Longwan". According to the records of the Taoist League, dragons once lived there and appeared there.

Many years ago, there was even an evil dragon that wreaked havoc on the world.

However, there are no traces of dragons now. The members of their "Mask" have visited there before, but did not find any real dragons. It seems that those real dragons have already left.

However, they did not explore the deep waters of Longwan, mainly because they did not have the water-repellent beads and could not go too deep into the sea.

Perhaps, there really is a dragon princess still living in that deep sea, waiting for her Afeng.

However, Wang Quanzui was a little confused. Why didn't the dragon princess in the book reincarnate and continue her relationship with her Ah Feng?

Her fair little hands flipped through the book again. There was no record of this in the story. Unconvinced, she began to decipher it sentence by sentence, hoping to find some trace left by the author...

But in the end... he just closed the book in anger.

This abominable writer did not mention anything about 'reincarnation and continuation of fate'.

It seems that Ah Feng in the book really died. He would always have to wait for the princess he loved to grow up, but he would never be able to marry her when she grew up. Then the princess of the dragon clan would never be able to wait for Ah Feng to grow up and come and marry her.

Thinking of these...

The girl unconsciously lowered her beautiful eyes.

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Chapter two today.