There were many people standing around, besides the soldiers in ancient armor on the outside, there were three men and women dressed in luxurious brocade robes.

The woman was beautiful with delicate features and a slender figure. She blinked her clear, big eyes and stared at Hua Jiayu, who had transformed into a white fox. She said, "Windriding Brother, his fur is so white."

Riding the wind, Bai Hu was embraced in their arms. Very upright, they spread open the two white hind legs and sneered: "Moreover, it's a male."

Furious and struggling, Hua Jiayu shouted, "!!! Scoundrel!"

The white fox had three tails, fluffy and pure white. As the wind blew, its eyes flickered, looking at the handsome man sitting on the wheelchair beside, with a cold expression. He smiled without warmth and said, "Second Brother, I heard that you were looking for a nine-tailed fox recently. If you don't mind, I can give you this three-tailed fox as a birthday present."

Although he said that, he knew that his second brother was someone who would never compromise. Unexpectedly, the handsome man nodded and said lightly, "Thank you."

Xiaofeng's face stiffened as he angrily handed over the white fox, gritting his teeth.

The woman followed the white fox and ran to the side of a handsome man. Her cheeks were rosy, and her eyes were filled with spring as she said, "Young Master, I really like the white fox. I wonder if I could visit your mansion tomorrow to see it."

With her husband gripping tightly onto the struggling white fox, she ordered the attendant behind her to push the wheelchair and said coldly, "It's inconvenient."

Huajia Yu, who was struggling for freedom, suddenly stopped. He seemed to have just heard two names: Cheng Jun and Cheng Feng?

Isn't this the protagonist and antagonist from the novel he stayed up late last night to finish reading?

As soon as Flower Jiayu thought about being held by the protagonist, he shuddered, even feeling extremely afraid.

The novel is called "Riding With the Gentleman Home", such a literary name, but inside the cover it is filled with a ton of evil.

The protagonist, Chéng Jūn, is an imperial prince who lost his mother at an early age and is not loved by his own father. With his congenital disability, he has led a very miserable life since childhood. Therefore, he yearns for his mother greatly, to the point of becoming obsessed. He self-taught spells and forbidden techniques, preparing everything, except for the inner core of a nine-tailed fox immortal.

Hua Jiayu took a glance at his three tails, feeling bitter in his heart.

If I'm not mistaken, he should be the fox spirit that grew nine tails in the original text. But his fate is not having his inner core extracted by the protagonist, but being brutally tortured to death by the antagonist. A Nine-Tailed Fox is born only once every thousand years, without the chance of being resurrected by its birth mother. And then the protagonist goes mad, using forbidden techniques to summon all the evil spirits from hell, causing chaos in the mortal world.

Hua Jiayu curled up in the arms of the Jun and tightly held onto his tail, pretending to know nothing at all.

Returning to the palace, upon holding Hua Jiayu in his arms, Jun instructed the attendant to close the sleeping quarters. He then carefully turned over the white fox and earnestly searched for Hua Xiaodi.

Hua Jiayu felt like he was having a terrible time. Both the protagonist and the antagonist were acting so unethically! He struggled to kick his legs, but the protagonist, Cheng Jun, grabbed him tightly and coldly said, "Don't move."

Then, Hua Jiayu realized that he couldn't move. He felt frustrated and wanted to cry: "...shi ke sha, bu ke ru..."

Gently parting the fur on the white fox's belly, the lord's brows furrowed even tighter as he stated, "There's nothing here."

Hua Jiayu: "......" Um... there must be... don't scare him...

Finally, Jun noticed and furrowed his brows, flicking dismissively as he uttered in a chilly tone, "So little, no wonder."

Hua Jiayu: "......" Your whole family is small!!!

The white fox stood on the Lord's face with one foot, ran across the table, and clung onto his hind legs. With its tail tucked between its butt cheeks, it thought to itself, "He's not small at all, there must be something wrong with the main character's gaze!"