Chapter 93

After more than a month of events, I thank the readers for their support with reading and monthly tickets.

The little fox has finished its recommendations and is now on the shelves.

To be honest.

The experience of starting this book has truly been very bumpy.

To put it plainly, I owed a mountain of debt and almost had to use my own butt to pay it off. As for the reason for the debt, it's actually very simple.

A friend asked to borrow money from me for turnover. After I lent it, the friend didn't get their loan approved and couldn't pay me back, and I was just dumbfounded. Later, some insurance payments and other things piled up on top of that.

I fell for a huge scam and was nearly starved to death.

I'm already beyond complaining.

Now, let's talk about the plot!

Just as mentioned before, the world An Sheng is in is currently at a node of spiritual energy recovery.

The little fox doesn't have any grand ideals; it just wants to act cute, mooch food, wait to poop, and occasionally help Yu Seeing Yu Xueqing sell some goods to improve their standard of living and earn some wish power.

But the world is changing.

While earning wish power, the little fox also influences some wish-makers, like Lin Ying, changing the trajectory of their fate and stepping into a new world.

There is also Tu Song Abai, a poor little unlucky guy who feels aggrieved because his master was charmed by the little fox.

And even more so, there is Chen Nian, who is full of superstitious nonsense but only believes in "ships of steel and guns of power."

And Yu Seeing Yu Xueqing's family, because of the arrival of a certain little fox, has embarked on a path to wealth.

One by one, their fates are vastly different, yet they are all linked to the little fox because of intentional or unintentional wishes.

The previous text has repeatedly mentioned the Emerging Nongke Academy. I saw that some readers guessed it correctly; that academy is indeed related to spirit beasts and spirit plants.

The changes in the world force human evolution, and eventually, everyone will meet because of spirit beasts.

The little fox was caught in the act.

The writing style leans towards lighthearted and humorous; I dare not write anything bitter or deep anymore, as I am truly not cut out for that, and I almost starved to death on the spot.

Also, some readers who came from my other book should already know.

I have never written any "cuckold" stories; what I wrote before were all cultivation-themed novels, steering the wheel toward the harem direction.

Everyone was a busty, curvy big sister.

Of course, the themes are different, and the censorship standards are different.

I don't dare to be reckless when writing urban themes; if I put the little fox in the urban channel, I'm afraid it wouldn't even pass censorship.

Enough talk, time to update.

The ideal update is three to four chapters, then I'll ask for leave on the old book to update ten thousand words for the new book's launch.

Please, dear readers, subscribe!

I am really hungry.

(End of Chapter)