The Little Matchmaker of the Fox Demon (novel Version of the Chinese Comic "the Little Matchmaker of the Fox Demon")

Reincarnation only provides a platform to continue the relationship. As for whether we can be together, it still depends on the choice in the next life. Reincarnation and continuation of fate only serve as a matchmaker. Demons cannot die but people can. Reincarnation only gives two people in love the hope of falling in love again in the next life. For example, Wang Fugui, even though he knew the story of Qingtong in his previous life, he still couldn't fall in love with Qingtong at first, but his attitude became a little better. The various experiences in the past life are called fate because they are nothing more than opportunities for Wang Fugui and Qingtong to get to know each other. Compared with the fate of the past life, true love needs to be cultivated again in the future life. So when Wang Fugui really fell in love with Qingtong, it was definitely not because of the memories of his previous life, but because he was moved by Qingtong's sincerity. This is why Pingqiu Yue, as the reincarnation of Dongfang Yue, fell in love with the princess of the South Kingdom. The failure of Tushan to force Pingqiu Yuechu and Tushan Susuhui to match each other shows that reincarnation can only provide opportunities for demons and lovers to meet in future generations. As for whether the relationship can be successfully renewed, it will be decided by future generations. Pingqiu Yue also made his own choice and broke away from the reincarnation of Dongfang Yue and became a different person. When Bai Chuo and Tushan Susu were forced to get married, they chose to escape because they understood that the past life was the past life, and the past was the past. The path of future generations must naturally be chosen by the future generations themselves. Since we were predestined in the previous life, we met because of this predestined relationship. As for whether there is a division, it depends on the fate of this life. Even if you really fall in love with the reincarnated person, it is your own love, not a choice made on behalf of your previous life. Therefore, reincarnation gives hope to those who want to love forever, but it is fair to every generation.

There are people and monsters in this world, and monsters fall in love with people. Demons live for thousands of years, but human lifespan is limited. When humans die, demons are still alive. People will be reincarnated, but after reincarnation they will not remember the love of the previous life. If the demon is infatuated, he will go to the fox demon to "purchase" a service that allows the reincarnated person to recall his past life... The role of the fox demon matchmaker was born for this purpose. This novel tells a series of interesting and mysterious stories about a fox demon who works as a matchmaker and plays host to a lover from her past life. The domineering fox demon and the handsome little Taoist priest in the previous life have become the confused Loli little fox demon and the dishonest Taoist priest in this life. After getting along for a period of time, Su Su finally became the third fox fairy as she wished, and she and Bai Yue Yue are on the road to becoming the best partner. The temperature of love is also becoming warmer, with episodes of helplessness and misunderstanding, episodes of simple love, and the memories of past lives are constantly revealed... It took several years to create a new world view. I think Fox Demon has done a very good job, and the adaptation of this novel is also very interesting.

I don't know where the adaptation author came from. He abuses adjectives. He adds adjectives almost every time he writes about a certain scene or person. He insists on adding an adjective to the scene and supporting actor or the protagonist's expression that can be taken away with a simple stroke. Personally, I feel like he is filling in the word count. As for the chapters published so far, it gives people the feeling of a primary school student writing a situation composition. He abuses gorgeousness. The vocabulary, almost no description of characters, plots and details, completely fails to give readers the sense of immersion and picture that they should have when reading novels (commonly known as YY). It is okay for novice fans who do not read novels. Maybe I have not read enough. This kind of writing style is beyond my level. After all, I am only a young reader who has read 300+ novels, and I have never encountered a master with such writing style.

I saw a lot of people in the book reviews saying that the writing was not good, but I didn't believe it. Unexpectedly, after reading just one or two chapters, I saw a lot of mistakes, either typos or wrong sentences. Then they also impose some plots that are not in the original comic, which is really imposed. For example, what the hell is that part about the rabbit pulling the cart recalling Su Su's past mistakes? Then the writing style is really not good. Does the author think that by putting together some gorgeous and beautiful words and sentences, what he writes is a good article? It feels like the author was writing the book while reading the comics, simply expressing what he saw in words, without any sincerity at all. I originally typed a lot of words, but they were all deleted. Thousands of words turned into a few periods. . . . . . . In short, if the author still wants to continue writing, please work hard and don't let down the expectations of Kitsune fans. Try to improve yourself. If you have this idea and take action, I believe that the author is also a Kitsune fan. Please don't let Kitsune fans down. A little advice for the author, for the sake of plot, it is okay to describe the past of some characters that do not exist in the original work, but the character's personality must not be changed.

I habitually read the comments before reading the book. I was really shocked. I read the main text with the mentality of "I want to see how bad it is." To be honest, I was used to the fast pace of online articles and I was a little uncomfortable at first. However, because I am a fan of Kitsune anime, I continued reading it. The result was quite unexpected. After calming down and watching it, I could feel something different from the anime. A lot of things that were not expressed clearly in the anime were supplemented. As for the abuse of words in the author's writing that everyone is talking about, this... I really don't feel it. There are a little too many descriptions in some places, but it also makes people feel more picturesque. It is not convenient to read at a glance, but I personally feel that it is not to the extent of abuse. I think everyone will have their own preferences and understandings when reading books. If you are happy with the book, continue reading. If you are not happy, just quit. There is nothing to argue about. Novels, comics, animations, movies, and TV series are all different forms of expression. Even the same story will give people different feelings. The more copyright forms there are, the higher the value to the fox demon matchmaker. I hope that more copyrights will be developed and fans will be more sensible. If you don't like the novel, quit quietly and concentrate on reading the comics. If you like it, give the author a thumbs up and cheer up. Let's be a rational fox demon fan together! 😋😋The fox demon rushes into the duck! Copyright barley!

A novel is not about writing a composition, just pile up good words as hard as you can. Good words come out one after another, but there is no detailed description at all. It is like swallowing a date in a hurry, making people unable to feel the taste of it. But this writer is very strange. He would rather use long and gorgeous words to describe the appearance and environment than describe the battle scenes, which makes it seem very immersive. As for writing skills? Being able to use good words and sentences throughout the novel can be regarded as a bit of skill, but it is too immature and can also be said to be stiff. When the writer wrote the novel, he may not have tried to bring himself into the story, so it was difficult for the readers to get into it. To put it simply, I think the writer thinks that he is just a part-time worker and does not bring his own emotions into it. And if the writer himself likes the work and has feelings for the work, he will definitely consider a lot and fill in all the details. But now, the writer is just retelling based on the anime/manga. By the way, where did Tencent Animation find Xiaobai and wanted him to adapt it from the very beginning? This is more difficult than originality.

There are cards dropped in Chapter 5; 35; 72. Those who collect cards can check it out. Everyone is welcome to add.

Love is beautiful and unforgettable. Even if the world changes, people who love each other will never forget each other's existence. This book shows us one after another beautiful love stories between humans and demons. The life spans of humans and demons are very different, but demons who fall in love with people can sacrifice their cultivation and even their lives just to meet their lover again. Their courage for love and longing for their lovers are very touching. Although the novel is not as intuitive as the anime, it adds a lot of details and is very interesting. In this book, my favorite is the Yue Hong chapter. I like Tu Shan Honghong's domineering character, Dongfang Yue Yue's cleverness, and I also envy the affection between them. I hope that the second-rate Taoist priest and his fairy sister can complete their reincarnation and renew their relationship as soon as possible. Of course, the love spanning time and space of several other couples is also very enviable. In short, I hope that all lovers in the world will eventually get married.

Not bad, the card is very cooperative, and it's full once

I think some things have been published in the form of comics, so don't reproduce them in the form of novels. Some meaningless descriptions will only make what is shown more pale and weak. Moreover, many descriptions have deviated from the original intention... I hope the author can do better and leave some regrets, at least he will not be maliciously abused.