The Fox's Love Is Not Over: My Fox Immortal Wife Begs Me to Let Her Go!

I read it in 2017. I clicked on an advertisement on a small video website and watched the beginning. Then I searched for the name of the book and continued reading. This is also the first supernatural novel I have read. Because of the ghost wife + no harem, this book left a deep impression on me. I finished reading "Taboo" this year, and when I read the first few dozen chapters, I felt a sense of familiarity. Yes, I was immediately reminded of this book. It's so similar, but things start to get a little different in the middle and later stages, but the whole framework is so familiar to me. The only supernatural novels I have read so far are this book and "Taboo of the Living". "Taboo of the Living" is better written than this book. I also know that there are references between these two books, and I probably understand who copied whom. But after all, this book is the first supernatural novel I have read. Regardless of whether it is good or bad, it carries some memories for me.

Well, it's a very good novel. I just don't know why so few people have read it. A masterpiece should not be buried.

The plot is okay, but it leaves a lot of regrets. When it comes to writing the part where the protagonist and the heroine finally live a happy life, I was pretty good at writing it. It would be perfect if I could write a final paragraph about them living happily together. But it's really well written. I hope your future works will get better and better, haha. [Laughing] I also like reading and listening to novels. I even have ideas that I like, but my imagination is not that rich. Even if it is written, it may be half-baked.

I loved it so much that I risked sudden death and read it before school started.

It's a pity that I didn't see the main character's child

The protagonist acts a bit more manly [shy]

A very good book

4 Cores, if you get stabbed, you will feel uncomfortable if you are not happy🤣

It looks good👀 It would be great if the male and female protagonists got married in the extra story

I like what the author wrote, but it's a pity that it's too little and not enough to read.