Once upon a time, in a lush forest in China, there was a clever fox named Feifei. She was known for her sly ways and mischievous tricks. Feifei loved nothing more than playing pranks on the other animals, especially the mighty tiger, Taotao.

One day, as Feifei was playing near the edge of the forest, she overheard Taotao boasting about his strength and power. He told the other animals that no one dared to challenge him. This gave Feifei an idea. She wanted to teach the boastful tiger a lesson.

Feifei approached Taotao and bowed respectfully. 'Oh mighty Taotao,' she said, 'I have heard of your incredible power and bravery. I wish to serve you as your loyal subject.' Taotao was pleased to hear this and agreed, feeling very important and strong.

From that day on, Feifei followed Taotao everywhere, praising his strength and scaring off the other animals. Now, Feifei knew she had the tiger's protection, so she continued to play pranks on the other animals, knowing that they dare not be cross with her. The tiger was thrilled to have Feifei by his side, thinking he had an obedient subject.

One day, as they were walking through the forest, they stumbled upon a hunter. Taotao growled and showed his sharp teeth, trying to intimidate the hunter, but Feifei recognized the man as the kind-hearted old farmer who often left food for the animals. Instead of scaring him, she went up to the hunter and spoke to him, asking for his help in stopping Taotao's menacing behavior.

The hunter agreed and played a trick of his own. He pretended to cast a powerful spell on Taotao, making him believe that he was under a magical curse. Taotao, now frightened and confused, begged for the hunter's mercy and promised to be kind to all the animals. From that day on, Taotao was a changed tiger, treating all the animals with respect.

Feifei had taught Taotao a valuable lesson - that true strength comes from kindness, not intimidation. And she continued to play her playful tricks, always making sure to stay one step ahead of the mighty tiger. The forest was a happier place, with the animals living together peacefully and with respect for one another.