Sun Chenjun’s farewell letter posted on Weibo, translated using Google Translate
https://weibo.com/2700981582/QpYup76ad

Two years ago, I met this little fox, Feng Mochen.

Actually, when I first saw the project proposal, I didn't think I could play this role at all.

Because the stereotype of fox spirits is that they are alluring and seductive, cunning and treacherous, and my appearance and personality... I really couldn't imagine my face being able to play a fox spirit 😂

But the director told me: The fox's cunning is something humans have given it. A fox stealing food and being cunning are just foraging and survival skills in the wild.

The director wanted a more masculine, different kind of fox spirit.

As I read the script, I discovered that Feng Mochen possesses a calm and composed demeanor born from seeing the coldness and warmth of the world, yet he still maintains a pure heart. He might retain some fox habits, like loving to eat chicken feet and sniffing scents. He is also constantly learning the rules of human society, adapting to human encounters and separations, accepting the unfair treatment of demons in the world, and trying to resist and break down these prejudices.

I love this character so much! Forget the stereotypes, I'm playing it! I am the fox spirit!  Two years have passed since filming began, but even now I'm still reflecting on whether I could have done better in certain scenes. If I had more time, could I have made the character more three-dimensional?

I really like Feng Mochen, I love "The Nine-Tailed Fox," I love all the staff who worked tirelessly for two months to make this drama, and I love all of you watching this story so attentively.

#TheNineTailedFox#