Ch. 661Yae Sakura’s Fox Ears
Key Plot Points and Events
- Kallen agrees to face Mo Yi's scheme alone to protect others from harm.
- Mo Yi leaves Kallen's room abruptly, fearing she might expose his plan.
- Yae Sakura invites Mo Yi to her room for tea, revealing her loneliness and dependence on Kallen.
- Mo Yi expresses concern for Yae Sakura's adjustment to the new era and her late-night Miko outfit.
- The next day, at a wedding venue, Mo Yi experiences déjà vu of marrying Little Night, not Kaguya.
Character Developments
- Kallen: Shows selflessness and bravery in facing Mo Yi's scheme.
- Mo Yi: Demonstrates curiosity and a thirst for knowledge about Yae Sakura's fox ears.
- Yae Sakura: Reveals her loneliness, dependence on Kallen, and struggles with her fox ears' heightened hearing.
Significant Themes
- Sacrifice and selflessness (Kallen's decision to face Mo Yi alone).
- Curiosity and the pursuit of knowledge (Mo Yi's interest in Yae Sakura's fox ears).
- Loneliness and dependence (Yae Sakura's reliance on Kallen and her struggle with her fox ears).
Character Interactions
- Kallen and Mo Yi: Kallen agrees to face Mo Yi's scheme alone, while Mo Yi leaves her room abruptly.
- Mo Yi and Yae Sakura: Mo Yi expresses concern for Yae Sakura's well-being, and she invites him to her room for tea, revealing her struggles.
- Mo Yi and Kaguya (in memory): Mo Yi experiences déjà vu of marrying Little Night, not Kaguya.