After Faking My Death, I Became the Sickly Man’s Spirit Pet

It's pretty good, the fight scenes are also exciting, and the characters of the male and female protagonists are also very interesting. However, when I watch it, I often feel like I'm watching a male video, because there are really few female protagonists' perspectives. So, can you write more about the female protagonist's perspective?

It's very interesting, but the part that tells the truth is too long. I feel like it would be more appropriate to make a side story. As it appears in the main text, I really couldn't stand it the more I read it, but I still insisted on reading it. The early writing was very exciting [I learned it]

[Adoration] I have always wanted to find a novel where the heroine is a spiritual beast, but none of them are as natural and beautiful as this one. Other female protagonists are generally not pure spiritual beasts. I really love you, the author [Adoration]

Really really really like this book! ! ! The author's writing style is beautiful and detailed, and the article has a sense of logic. It is not the kind of mindless fairy tale. The characters of the male and female protagonists are really super good (｀Δ´)! Wen Jian, who dotes on Xiao Qi endlessly with gentleness, looks great, and is extremely talented, really really impressed me! (Finally, he is not the kind of domineering, cold, arrogant and evil-smiling male protagonist) (bushi) And who doesn't like the arrogant, cute and a bit salty but super strong fox Xiao Qi? For the time being, the story line is developing warmly, there are no stupid supporting characters, the relationship between the male and female protagonists is quite good, and the brothers and sisters are all very good. This kind of sweet and warm love story where the male and female protagonists know each other well, and they both think about each other, I really love this type, and I also like the male and female protagonists to be cute pets and warm companionship. It has been a long time since I saw a book that suits my taste. Although it is serialized, the author has a lot of words. One chapter is worth four chapters (probably). In the end, I really look forward to seeing Xiao Qi become a human and start a sweet love with Wen Jian~

The gentle male protagonist and the heart-warming female protagonist are really good. The interpersonal relationships in the early stages are also very good. It's a pleasure to read the compressed chapters [Sending my heart] Memories can open a novel alone

Before I finished reading it, I discovered that the female protagonist is the male protagonist's mascot with no sense of existence. The disciples of several noble families are harmonious and united, and their families love each other. If you don't consider the following content, the setting of the article is still relatively novel. (The following contains spoilers) The male protagonist seems to be a kind and gentle genius, and his sword means mercy, but what is reflected in the article is the mutual kindness between several nobles. During the selection assessment, the male protagonist discovers the intentions of several selectors of the Tian family, and quickly improves his ranking by killing loose cultivators, ranking among the top ten. In order not to be dragged into the battle, the male protagonist leads his family disciples to avoid waiting and watching. Then when the Tian family is almost unable to withstand it, he joins the battle and carries out massacres based on the rules of mutual help among the four major families. This process does not reflect the kind side of the male protagonist. In the final assessment trial, the two talented teenagers from the Tian family were cleared. There are no bad guys here.

I thought I was reading a fairy tale, but it was actually a fairy tale. The first half of this book is about cultivating immortals. From the moment Xiao Qi recovers his memory, it becomes a fairy tale. The first half of the mythical story can be understood clearly, but the second half starts from the time when ten people are possessed by the devil, and it starts to burn your brain. I listened to it at 2.5X, and I couldn't follow the plot if I wasn't paying attention. [Face covering] I thought it was a sweet love between immortals, but it turned out to be a battle of wits and courage between the law and the four evil spirits. Many people talk about the setting of Nuwa, but I actually think it's okay. Human beings are her children. As a mother, the child made a mistake. What she regrets most is not giving birth to this child, but that she didn't teach the child well, and didn't even notice that the child had bad intentions. So she can't do anything to her children, but she can be cruel to herself. Then there is the setting of Aman. When Aman indulged Fuyuan and killed Fuyun, many people said that she was a wolf with blank eyes and so on. I thought about it at the time. In fact, Aman, as a mother, prefers children more. She thinks that mothers are very good. It was so powerful that even if Fuyuan wanted to do something, he would not hurt his mother. This was indeed a fact. No one expected that the Four Evils would "poison" the laws, and they took advantage of Fuyuan's dislike of Xiaoqi and trust in Aman to eat her like that. She had selfish motives when she killed Fuyuan, because she knew that Fuyun would not even be reincarnated if the law took action. So she killed Fuyang first. This was her guilt and love for her child as a mother. Although she was sorry for Xiaoqi, she was a mother. She chose the child between mother and child. She was selfish and sorry for Xiaoqi. She was also sorry for the child, so she gave Fuyun a chance to reincarnate, so she used her own soul and her own life to resurrect Xiaoqi. Although she is a fictional character, who can say that she can make such a happy choice when faced with the same situation as her? If I personally think I can't do it, I will at least think about it. So I can't say anything bad about what she did, because I can't do what she does. I am used to seeing all kinds of male protagonists who are cold, aloof, carefree, and playful, but I am quite comfortable with a male protagonist with such a gentle personality.

This is the first long novel about cultivating immortality that I read. One of the author's big chapters is equal to 2/3 of other people's chapters. Each chapter is 4-5 thousand words. It's so good at writing [face covering] The heroine of the spiritual pet is not time travel or possessed, but is a real fox. I love her so much [sending my heart] Kuai rua "Xiaoqi——". I really will accidentally drown in Wen Jian's gentle hometown! [Sending Hearts] I really like watching the male protagonist in the early stage constantly nurturing the female protagonist (no bottom line pampering), the heroine treats the male protagonist like a cub to protect the calf. [Sending Hearts] If you transform into a human form too quickly, you will not have such benefits, so the progress is really just right, and the male protagonist has grown up step by step. Each character has a distinct personality. Later, Lin Man watched and cried. Earlier, she felt annoyed that she kept getting close to the little fox, but when the little fox transformed, she was the first to intuit that she was Xiao Qi. Even though he had lost his memory, he immediately agreed to give Xiaoqi his soul. "Aman" turns out that everything is foreshadowing [crying] The author has written too many stories [face covering] "The Truth of the Past" and "What Happened Later" are long enough to be a story. [Thinking] I saw a comment saying why it was not used as a side story, because it connects to the main story, so I can't skip reading it, right? Finally, a map is attached. The author is really attentive [top post]

I like this book very much. The story of one person and one fox reminds me of a book I read before smartphones. The ending of "The Charm" made me burst into tears. I hope this one won't make me cry. Please do your best to update the author. I'm super looking forward to it. The genres of the two books are different. Chong Mei has a male protagonist and Chong, while this book has a female protagonist. What they have in common is that the protagonists are foxes who experience and grow together with people.

Very nice! In fact, the biggest feeling after reading it is that human nature is really complicated. This is not a sweet book. It is not just about Wen Jian and Xiao Qi's relationship and growth. Its background makes me feel complicated. When I saw the plot between the Laws and the ten people, I was really angry. Looking back, I gradually became a little bit at a loss. I was very emotional. There were several times when I wanted to post a comment but didn't know what to say. It's so difficult to understand them from different perspectives. I really admire the author's conception and settings. (I think this book is more focused on group portraits in the later period. The characters such as the Laws of All Laws, the Ten God-killers, and the Living Geniuses are well created, each with its own characteristics.) Personal opinion, please review it yourself if you have any opinions.