The Fox Maiden Is Everyone's Favorite: A Wuxia Crossover

It's great! The female lead is so popular, and the fox spirit is so cute. Author, please update more frequently and don't torture the fox spirit! Whether it's proactive or reactive, why is the female lead always the one who gets abandoned? Unsure, will keep watching.

The author's writing is quite good, and the female lead's personality is also quite reasonable. Although she's a little narcissistic at times, she also has moments of low self-esteem. What I like most is that she spends all her time eating and drinking, and when she's unhappy, she can easily forget about it by thinking about it – that's really nice.

After reading the synopsis, I thought it was a single-male-lead story. Later, she has a child with both Ximen Chuixue and Ye Gucheng, and there's this whole "Hua Manlou has amnesia" thing—was it just to conveniently add Ye Gucheng to the story? And then there's the ridiculously melodramatic scene where Ye Gucheng entrusts his child to Hua Manlou—was it to let Ye Gucheng and Ximen Chuixue follow the original plot? And then she and Hua Manlou have a happy ending? It all felt really strange to me.

It's quite good, but the female lead is always passive; she only has choices after developing feelings for someone. Or rather, she has no choice at all, because she has her heat cycle, lacks martial arts and magic, and possesses an unparalleled beauty—she can't find peace wherever she goes.

Will you write about Lotus Pavilion? After all, it's the latest martial arts novel.

Oh, little fox, not only Jade misses you, but I miss you too! How come the first world isn't over yet? Waaaaah 😢 I used to think Hua Manlou was the best, but now I think I'd rather Lord Ye and the fox were together!

I absolutely love it! As long as it keeps updating, I'll keep following it. The female lead, Yun Shu, is such a well-developed and lovable character. The narrative style has a touch of martial arts, but it doesn't feel out of place at all. The author's writing is superb. In short, it's a rare find.

The female lead is quite passive due to her lack of fighting skills.

Too many melodramatic plot points; the female lead falls in love with every guy she meets; they should have said there were multiple couples earlier. I came here based on the synopsis... The male lead has very little screen time.

The beginning was so long-winded, just repeating the same things over and over again 🤦