Daily Life after Picking up the Little Fox Demon

I don't know what other people think, but I've listened to almost sixty chapters, and it's really frustrating. The labels are funny and passionate, but I don't see any plot that fits these two words. Let's talk about this time-travel. I traveled through my past life. I must have seen time-travel on the Internet, and I must have read time-travel novels. I was controlled by the system and went to college. I won't say anything. After that, using attribute points is like shit. It's really unnecessary. There are too many poison points to count. The little fox was taken away earlier. The purpose of erasing the memory is to protect ordinary people. I accepted it. I forcibly pulled out a nun, filled out some information, and then he and the bird found some unfounded reasons to come back. Then why did you bring the little fox back to that station? Just to fill out a form? How bad can a monster be that can listen to you calmly and take the initiative to go back with you? Take off your pants and fart? Later, the little fox had to be injured before he started to become stronger. It was really confusing to hear a reason. I didn't believe that the male protagonist had traveled through time and was in college. He never thought about becoming stronger. It didn't matter that he didn't know that it was a world of monsters. He still procrastinated after knowing it. It's procrastination. The more I watch, the more frustrated I am. I still ask for a monthly pass every day, but it's not cool to give you a monthly pass. This is not a romance novel. Anyway, it's really uncomfortable to listen to it. If you really want to write such a stupid story about the system controlling the host, I have nothing to say. If you want to write about urban superpowers, the everyday vampire next door can learn from it. I really have no desire to read it. Everyone has their own preferences for carrots and vegetables. If you can't stand it, I'll kill you by poisoning. If you delete the comment, pretend I didn't say it.

I have passed the age of enthusiastic middle school students, so I have little interest in reading articles like this. It feels too embarrassing. 1. First of all, the system is basically useless. It is better not to choose it. If you choose it, it will be embarrassing and of no use at all. 2. The identity and background are completely unclear and I am confused. Why does the protagonist have to complete the system tasks to become a zz? 3. People who read novels basically put themselves into the role of the protagonist, but they are poor, incompetent and incompetent, and directly persuade a lot of people to quit. Reality is stressful, and reading a novel is also stressful. In an article with multiple female protagonists, you are poor, and your abilities are not outstanding.

The protagonist is cowardly and incompetent, but he has to pretend to be a happy person. It is obviously the author's choice based on his own life and his own yy.

Ten years, like grabbing a cell phone and running away. Then can I just come back and pay you back after running away? Can you still get into the game? Ten years of system without getting a single attribute point? Completed ten years of system tasks in a world where there are demons and cultivators. You've been working as a melon for ten years and you don't want to get an attribute point? Are you still a mortal, the type who can still be slapped on the wall and unable to be knocked down? This is not a matter of character or lack of character, it is simply that it is impossible for an individual to insist on not having super powers for ten years. And it seems like many of the options are actually completely acceptable.

The protagonist is no different from trash, always escaping. Sometimes I don't understand. When faced with options, he doesn't choose those with rewards even if they have light consequences. Is there something wrong with his head? Have you been running away in the early stage? Later on, you will start to become stronger passively. Brother, if you can have some brains in the early stage, you will not be so passive in the later stage. I personally am not a person who likes to be passive. It may also have something to do with my personal personality. Sometimes I want to throw my phone and I am speechless. Furthermore, this book is said to be a four-dimensional book. I personally don't think that there is any merit in the four-dimensional book. The book is half-baked about daily life, half-baked about love, half-baked about battle and passion, and I don't know what else. Furthermore, the protagonist is like a puppet on strings. He really lives in a world of options. Every time he chooses an option, he has to choose. I don't know what other people think. I feel sad every time I see this. Isn't this the same as having your life controlled by options? There is no autonomy at all. It looks very irritating.

Doesn't anyone understand the principle that his poison is my food? You think it's not good, but some people also think it's good. There's no need to write a long book review to criticize me. I'll delete it anyway. If you have the time, do you find a book that suits your liking?

The choice of the protagonist makes me feel a little uncomfortable. Although I think this book is very well written, it is really uncomfortable after seeing the options of the protagonist. I have never chosen the first option, so I feel that there is something wrong with the first option. Then I choose other nonsensical options, which makes my head hurt.

I read reviews around chapter 50; there is no foreshadowing for the transformation of the male protagonist, and there is no foreshadowing explanation for the rejection of the power. The first part can be understood as fear of life danger. Later, it is outrageous to not become stronger after knowing that there are non-human operations, and it is not a mission to gain attribute points without great danger. It is outrageous to have not changed slightly for more than ten years. There is no explanation of why the protagonist rejects power, and it is not clear to me that he accepts it. It is outrageous to have to wait for the fox to be injured before accepting even though he knows that the world is not safe. If you are an aborigine and have a reasonable rejection of power, I think it is okay. If you are a time traveler and you have no rejection of power, but accept power unreasonably, consider it a failure. Generally speaking, the subject matter of the book is good, and the writing is good, but some parts are unreasonable. Please give more encouragement to the author. Ignore the unreasonable parts and it seems reasonable.

I just want to ask the author what the system does? So many pictures have no effect at all, and the system is also very annoying, and. The male protagonist is very weak and uncomfortable. This may also be related to the fact that I am used to watching invincible novels.

The heroine has white hair. Still a little loli.