The fox wishpers, a god's wrath

\"When a decent living and resourceful young teenager is manipulated by a destructive \"Kitsune (Japanese fox spirit)/or to say Huli Jing (Chinese fox spirit)\", his life takes a drastic turn. The fox spirit, unaware of the true nature of their pact, forms a love contract with him. As they gradually fall for each other, this becomes the boy\'s greatest problem.

Complicating matters further is the involvement of powerful gods from \"Chinese and Japanese mythologies\",the Tiānshì (Divine Messengers) of the Chinese gods - East, West, South, North, and Central - and the Mikoto (Divine Messenger) of the Japanese gods, particularly the central deity, Amaterasu Omikami, become entangled in their fate.

Unbeknownst to the boy, the Kitsune/Huli Jing is an extraordinary, destructive fox spirit born from the combined spiritual energy of six Japanese and Chinese fox spirits. In ancient times, she was notoriously difficult to seal, requiring the collective efforts of fifteen Chinese and Japanese gods and goddesses from each direction.

\"Now, in the present, she has broken free from her seal, empowered by her accumulated strength\". Having been sealed since childhood, she has forgotten most of her powers. However, this forgetfulness proves advantageous, as she begins to experience human emotions. Unfortunately, this newfound humanity also means facing the wrath of the gods, their Tiānshì, and Mikoto .\"