The adjacent story "My Master Is Cold and Apathetic" has already started. This story is also called "The Little Fox Really Didn't Mean to Know So Many of Senior Sister's Secrets." Cold, scheming x Proud, cute puppy. Yan Jue transmigrated into a book—a cultivation and demon-exterminating story—as a fox spirit. In the book, she is a cannon fodder villain who must seduce the male lead and absorb his yang essence to advance her cultivation. The female lead of the book is Qi Xianqing, the senior sister of Zhenhuo Sect, who kills countless demons and remains aloof from the mortal world. Yan Jue knows well the consequences of competing with the female lead for the male lead. In the end, she is pierced through the chest by the cold female lead Qi Xianqing's sword, and her heart is gouged out to be used as a precious material for alchemy in Shuiyun Sect. It seems she was designed to be a practice dummy for the male and female leads, not surviving past the tenth chapter. Yan Jue thus devises a careful plan: first, stay close to the female lead to gain experience, then escape down the mountain when she's strong enough. However, Yan Jue soon discovers that the female lead Qi Xianqing has a constitution that appears once in a hundred generations—a celestial spirit body—and her blood is fatally attractive to demons. Every time Yan Jue sees Qi Xianqing, she can't help but go weak in the knees and wants to hug her and sniff her intensely. Later, when Yan Jue finally prepares to go down the mountain, she sees the cold, aloof senior sister walking toward her. Yan Jue instinctively goes weak in the knees, and Qi Xianqing catches her in a hug. Rubbing her accidentally exposed fox ears, Qi Xianqing asks softly, "Don't go, okay?" - Heaven does not fulfill people's wishes. During the day, Yan Jue is in human form, but at night, she turns into her original fox form. One night while walking, she encounters Senior Sister Qi Xianqing practicing swordsmanship by the spirit pool. Yan Jue, seeing the icy-faced Qi Xianqing, has all her fur standing on end. She turns to hop away, but Qi Xianqing suddenly crouches down, holding a bone from somewhere, a smile in her eyes: "Come here." Who would have thought that the senior sister, who appears to others as an untainted celestial being, actually loves fluffy things the most? On moonlit nights, she sits by the spirit pool and chats with a fox. Without realizing it, Yan Jue discovers many of Qi Xianqing's secrets. During the day, Qi Xianqing and the male lead are always together, an immortal couple envied by the sect. At night, Qi Xianqing strokes Yan Jue's head, her expression weary: "He (the male lead) and I were only nodding acquaintances. I don't know why he keeps pestering me." "..." During the day, Qi Xianqing leads the sect to dig up the nest of a thousand-year-old pangolin spirit, looking coldly at the cubs left behind. At night, Qi Xianqing hugs the little fox Yan Jue, murmuring, "Shouldn't have dug up the nest. It takes three years for a pangolin spirit to build a new nest. Its cubs are so cute; they'll probably go hungry and cold." "..." During the day, Qi Xianqing uses her sword to brush aside Yan Jue's hand, looking at her with contempt and coldness. At night, Qi Xianqing rubs the little fox's ears, feeling troubled: "There's a Junior Sister Yan from the neighboring sect. I... feel a bit strange, as if I kind of like her." Yan Jue: "?" The little fox doesn't understand anything. One day, Yan Jue drinks too much and accidentally reveals a pair of black ears in front of Qi Xianqing. Yan Jue tries to dart away, but the next second, Qi Xianqing grabs her. Qi Xianqing pulls her by the collar, her icy face expressionless: "Knowing so many of my secrets, you still want to run?" Yan Jue says pitifully, "Senior Sister, how about I pay with my life..." Qi Xianqing smiles and strokes her ear: "No need for your life. Just stay by my side." - In her life, Qi Xianqing has made demon extermination her principle. Thousands of demons have died by her hand; she only knows she has never been soft-hearted. But Qi Xianqing never expected to fall for a demon. Qi Xianqing once scorned kings bewitched by foxes. But when it was her turn, she only wanted to immerse herself in the gentle embrace, to spoil and love her well. Even if it meant going through fire and water for her, she would be willing. (This story is expected to enter V on Thursday, with a ten-thousand-word update.)