The Two-Faced Fox

The demons in the Yunsheng Dynasty are in chaos. On his deathbed, the emperor marries Princess Sheng Ning to Fulong General Bai Yi. Bai Yi moved into the princess mansion and wanted to sleep with the princess. The princess asked the Queen Mother to regret her marriage but was rejected. After examination by the imperial physician, the emperor died of rapid aging, and Bai Yi saw the clues. Cousin, don’t be seductive and seduce Bai Yi into trouble. Bai Yi concentrates on investigating the cause of the emperor’s death. The princess eloped with Prince Rui, but Bai Yi kept him safe, so he threatened Bai Yi with suicide and moved out of the bedroom. The princess was stabbed by the demon gang. At the critical moment, Bai Yi rushed to kill the assassin leader and rescued the princess. The relationship between the two eased. After returning home, the princess realized that she had a secret crush on Bai Yifang, so she took the initiative to invite the general to his bed. Bai Yi was teased but ultimately avoided it. The tail fire tiger takes the princess hostage, and everyone discovers that Bie Jin is actually the Xinyue Fox who killed the emperor. During the melee, the demon subduing master Zhong Zhiyang arrived to subdue Bie Jin, but Bai Yi killed Wei Huohu but died in the princess's arms. The princess commits suicide holding Bai Yi's ashes, not wanting to be rescued by a young hero, who is Bai Yi's younger brother who has lost contact since childhood.