Who Wants to Turn into a Fox Demon?

The plot is okay, but I hope it can change a bit, you know what I mean. At first, I thought you were going for a comedic approach, but I still hope to see more and more humorous stories in some alternate dimension, because that would be absolutely fantastic! Okay, meeting adjourned!

Who's going to become a fox demon? "Immortal Cultivation" is a lighthearted and joyful fantasy novel that tells the story of a modern person who transmigrates to another world and becomes a nine-tailed fox. The novel unfolds with a humorous and witty style, filled with novel settings and heartwarming everyday moments, making readers smile involuntarily as they read.

Overall rating: Five stars. Worth reading after the author finishes revising the book. Regarding the old version: Four stars. Drawbacks: I didn't understand the beginning. I completely didn't understand how Zi resolved her resentment towards her family. They're family, after all; she couldn't possibly want to kill them. This part almost turned me off. Advantages: Interesting.

Currently at 28 chapters, the story features lighthearted slice-of-life moments with a touch of silliness, and while there are some intrigues and scheming, they aren't the main theme. Compared to those stories where the Heavenly Dao is unjust and cruel, and the protagonists suffer various misfortunes and rise to power, this book truly stands out as a breath of fresh air in the cultivation world.

Actually, the initial illogical twists were quite comical, possessing a unique humor that could make people laugh. The determination to rewrite it from scratch is impressive, perhaps indicating a greater commitment to the book. Qing Qiu Si is a quintessential comedic protagonist: humorous, optimistic, witty, lively, and full of imaginative ideas. She establishes the comedic tone of the story from the very beginning. To be continued… (I haven't finished reading the rewritten parts yet.)

This novel has a heartwarming story, and the rich character descriptions are quite good. The fight scenes are also quite good. It features heartwarming scenes, heartwarming moments, and heartwarming family moments. Hopefully, we won't be given a giant sword. This is a very interesting fantasy/xianxia novel.

I burst out laughing afterwards; the whole family couldn't even think straight, hahaha!

The content is very interesting, but life is never smooth sailing (serious face). I've been reading action novels these past few days, and I came across this one while browsing. It's a very fun and lighthearted read, with little scheming or intrigue. By chapter 100, there were only a handful of villains, and they were always defeated amidst laughter and joy. I really love the world-building the author created; I really enjoy it.

It's a pretty good book. I haven't read the later parts yet, but the comments section says there are effeminate characters (?). The author's writing style is definitely to my liking, although there aren't many paragraph reviews. I don't know why books like Tomato's aren't being promoted, while those considered "toxic" are.

Let me bestow upon you a five-star rating (joyful)