Cultivating as a Nonhuman: From Mountain Fox Demon to Nine-Tailed Great Sage

It's really good, a masterpiece. I've read up to chapter 354 so far, and I feel the protagonist has too many enemies. He's either on his way to making enemies or fighting them. It would be better if he had fewer enemies and more allies, which would make the story more enjoyable (this is just my personal suggestion, please don't criticize if you disagree).

It's pretty good. I've always wanted to see a traditional cultivation story with a handsome male lead, but I always felt it lacked excitement, probably because he didn't have any companions. I hope there's another male lead later on; that would fulfill my lifelong wish 🥺

Why is the rating so low? I don't understand. The writing is excellent, the story is fast-paced, and the characters are well-developed. I've read so many books of this type, and this is truly one of the few fox-themed cultivation fantasy novels that I found readable. I only noticed the low rating after the author asked for positive reviews. I'll give it a full five stars to support the author; it's definitely worth buying. You can see my reading time. 7.8 Is far too low! 🌹🌹🌹

Currently, both the fox-based cultivation and the nine-tailed magic are excellent ideas; the protagonist's character development is also very successful, with clear likes and dislikes and a strong sense of gratitude; the writing style is also quite good, definitely above average among Tomato's original novels; however, the ingenuity of the ideas also means the difficulty of constructing the…

Gong Mengbi, Su Xinglan, a divine fox, and a spirit fox are all excellent works of unconventional cultivation novels. The next step should probably be finding a powerful backer; the human race is powerful and utterly malicious. Regarding the plot, not all the characters should be villains; killing the protagonist on sight would be too contrived and unappealing.

This is the best fantasy cultivation novel I've ever read, featuring a nine-tailed fox spirit as the main character and multiple secondary forms. However, I hope the author will keep up the good work; two chapters a day aren't enough, and I'm even considering letting it sit for a while longer. Hehe, keep it up!

It's great, great! If you like stories with invincible protagonists, take a look 🍉🍉🍉 (Not the kind where you're invincible from the start, but rather a gradual progression, it's very good 👀🧐🧐🧐) I glanced at the comments section and felt really confused. First, regarding the claim of so much gratitude, the first person mentioned is Granny Teng, the protagonist's mentor.

All things are equal, heaven and earth are natural. From the perspective of oppressed demons, it's a different kind of fantasy, full of ancient charm and colorful immortal fantasy.

This book is actually very well written in terms of details and character descriptions. However, unlike other "feel-good" novels, it doesn't have many overly exciting moments. It gives me a feeling of having great opportunities, but still needing to work hard. Personally, I really liked it, but there are reasons for its relatively low rating.

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