Yinji had never been with a man in such a way before, nor had she ever been treated by a man like this. She felt the beauty of mortal love between men and women as described in books.
It left Yinji both enraptured and terrified—terrified by that feeling of losing control.
Before long, Luo Qiu proposed to her and asked her to marry him.
Yinji told him that she was a fox demon while he was a human cultivator, that they were not suited for each other. But Luo Qiu said it did not matter. Since he had decided to marry her, he would not care about such things.
At first, Yinji, her heart steeped in fear, kept gently refusing him, yet she could not break free from Luo Qiu.
In the end, faced with Luo Qiu's relentless courtship, Yinji fell. She truly found it hard to refuse. The resources Luo Qiu could command were simply too vast; he seemed capable of anything in this world. Few women, perhaps, could withstand the dreamlike offensive fashioned by his power.
In the end, Yinji yielded to herself and found a reason to accept his courtship—for the Fox Clan!
If she could obtain Luo Qiu's help, perhaps the Fox Clan's plight could be resolved.
She had such thoughts because Luo Qiu treated her too well, so well that she fell under an illusion: once she was with Luo Qiu, he ought to help her.
Thus, Yinji agreed to marry Luo Qiu and returned with him to the Fox Immortal Realm. The two were joined in marriage at the Great Luo Sacred Land.
During that period, their tenderness, the love between man and woman, and the intertwining of fleshly desire made for such beauty that they envied only mandarin ducks, not immortals. Those were