The Vixen

This book is truly well-written; it's one of the best I've ever read that clearly portrays its characters. The plot is very atmospheric and explains the events well. However, I really don't understand the ending. I personally think the author could have made the ending clearer; that would have made it more appealing.

Where can I find the complete extra chapters?

I remember this book was finished in 2018, how did it get stuck?

It's pretty good. The folk tales are very well designed, and the early episodes are the best, especially the experiences in Tashan Village, which are quite depressing.

Great! Is the side story unfinished? Calling the author!

While some of the book's logic and narrative are not perfect, the overall plot, emotional delivery, and atmosphere are excellent. There are also some glaring flaws regarding the concepts of Yin and Yang and the Five Elements; if these were revised, it would be a very good book.

I'll give it four stars for now. I've read 30% of it. The title is a bit ordinary, but the novel is well-written. The subject matter is relatively novel, and the mystery is revealed layer by layer, making it appealing and encouraging to keep reading. Now I realize that a 9-point rating doesn't necessarily mean it's good, and a low rating might mean fewer people have read it.

This book isn't particularly popular, even though it's a fairly decent book.

Author, come out here, I need to talk to you! Why didn't the male protagonist go after learning the witch's identity? He should have known that if she wanted to kill him, he would have done it already. Wouldn't it have been better to just confront her directly? With Mei's strength, she could easily take off in the mortal realm. Is Mei not pretty? I don't understand.

It's really good. This is the first novel I've ever read consecutively on Tomato Books. It's excellent, five stars!