
Transmigrating as a Good Fox
穿越之我是一只好狐狸
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Traditional Eastern Fantasy
- Updated
- 22d ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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It’s a proper fantasy novel, but nobody reads it. Even after it’s recommended, it gets no clicks. It’s so hard. As a fantasy author, I don’t know what I’m doing wrong! Could someone give me some advice?!
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It's beautiful. The little fox is so cute. Just to clarify, I'm not a perverted fox person. Absolutely not. It's really nice. Let me reiterate that I'm not a perverted fox.
The protagonist is in the monster race, but there is no plot like many other alien beasts in which he is in Cao's camp and his heart is Han, nor is there another plot where he is bitter and bitter towards the human race. In terms of plot, it is a tone of being able to live a peaceful life even if nothing happens. The protagonist's personality is also close to that of ordinary people, making it easier to fit into the story. There is no past life such as a soldier king, killer, miracle doctor, scientist, super hacker, etc., Nor is he a cold-blooded critic.
Tian Wen likes this kind of thing very much, and hopes that the protagonist can be with his sister... [Laughing evilly]
This story is so interesting, a life history of a pair of little fox brothers and sisters in a difficult world. Warm and cute, the story is fresh and interesting. I really like such a warm and loving story. If you like it, keep following the article. [Like][Like][Like]
The rhythm is quite satisfactory, suitable for my aesthetic taste!
I think it's pretty good. But the author, do you have any hobbies? As long as you describe a beautiful female nun, you have to give her a charm drug.
It's nice to read, but there are too few updates. There's only one chapter per day. Can the author add more?
To be honest, it's very good to read, but I don't know why so few people have read it. Maybe that's just the new book. No, I feel that the fellow in the later stage is the ceiling of combat power. In other words, the protagonist will never be able to compare with that fellow. So what am I looking for? Isn't it that the protagonist changes from a weak fox to the most powerful person? The biggest opportunity is a peach thrown away by others
Overall, it looks pretty good. The protagonist comes to the market in the monster forest and sells impotence medicine. It's very interesting and feels very innovative. I read it in one sitting in two days. Except for the poor writing style, this book is still quite exciting and all the details are well grasped. It tells people about a different world of monsters and beasts, and the structure of the world of monsters and beasts, instead of the monsters in some fairy tales.
It's very interesting. The content is novel and the writing is good. The description of the fox at the beginning is very detailed and realistic. Why is the rating so low?