Legend of the Great Sage Chapter 1199 - Transformation Grass, Wild Monkey

Within the curtain of thin silk lit by red candles, Hu Xian’er had completely learnt her lesson. She lay in Li Qingshan’s arms obediently as she gently panted for air. Her fair skin was flushed, and her eyes were blurred. However, the colour of her pupils had become an orangey-yellow, one that belonged to a fox.

Li Qingshan’s hand slid down her smooth, moist back and grabbed the fluffy, fiery-red tail. Her sharp fox ears trembled, and she called out, “Don’t touch my tail!”

“I’ll do exactly that.” Li Qingshan grabbed it and played around with it. That was just how forceful and stubborn he was.

“Aren’t you frightened by my appearance, my king?” Hu Xian’er’s fox ears perked up.

“What’s there to be afraid of?” Li Qingshan said.

She had basically preserved all of her human characteristics perfectly, which added a sense of wildness to her that only made her seem even more charming.

Hu Xian’er covered her smile. “Yeah, you’re basically no different from me, like a great big baboon. You don’t loathe me. I don’t loathe you either.”

“You’re like a baboon!”

Not only did Li Qingshan talk back, but he even fought back as well. He grabbed her tail and spanked her bottom, leaving behind a clear palm print.

“Li Qingshan, I’m already yours, yet you still hit me!”

Hu Xian’er felt wronged. All the men she previously met in her life had treated her politely, yet this man in particular would hit her without hesitation. He did not know how to cherish women at all.

“I’m hitting you for your own good, to fix the fact that you’re always cooking up something bad,” Li Qingshan said without any sincerity at all as he yawned, resting his head against her thigh.

“How am I always cooking up something bad? I’m doing this to avenge my mother.” Hu Xian’er immediately straightened herself out, which made her chest jiggle.

“Your mother is the Daemon Maiden of Illusionary Dance! Didn’t you hear what the monk said? Your mother threw the martial arts community into chaos. She deserved to die.”

“It was clearly those men that were lustful and killed one another. How is

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