Fox Vow: The Castaway Daughter

In the fifth year of Qingyuan, demons and monsters ran rampant.

Three months after the death of the Marquess of Jinyang’s wife, a new bride entered the household, clashing with his legitimate daughter.

Another month later, the Marquess of Jinyang declared that his legitimate daughter was not his biological child. Out of gratitude for years of upbringing, he merely expelled her from the household, sparing her further punishment for the crime of bloodline fraud.

Ji Chan was driven out of her home, wounded and on the verge of death.

That night, she encountered an eight-tailed fox that had fled thousands of miles from the Northern Wasteland to the capital in search of recognition.

The fox asked her: “Do I look human?”

Ji Chan: “You look more human than any of them.”

The fox: “It’s a pity my eight tails are broken—I can no longer become human.”

Ji Chan: “It doesn’t matter. I’ll leave this flesh and bone to you. Live for me, and avenge me!”

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