Gender Swap: I’m No Pet Spirit, I’m a Nine-Tailed Fox

The main character transforms into a nine-tailed fox single/partially [eating melon] It looks good and I love watching it [cool] If you don't want to see who you want to change into, you can directly send it to Chengdu! [Smile]

I read the review of Chapter 43 and it seems that it is still readable for now. It is said that there is a lucky male protagonist, but the protagonist has clearly rejected the lucky male protagonist and there is no ambiguous behavior. The cut is quite decisive. Of course, the author has not updated it later and I don't know how. However, the author's introduction said that he will not marry me. I still think it is better to try to avoid ambiguous plots with the lucky male protagonist, otherwise it may become poisonous. Also, the combat power system written by the author is not very clear. The protagonist is a little weak, but the protagonist becomes stronger quite quickly, which is acceptable. I've read Chapter 47. To be honest, I didn't see any ambiguous plot with the lucky male protagonist. Maybe I'm a little nervous. If so, I hope someone can help me point it out. Also, I came here because of the author's not-to-marry tag. The author's tag includes "not-to-get-to-get-together." I wanted to see if those who wanted to change to get-to-marry could find something that suited my taste. If the author really wants to change his mind, I hope the author can tell me earlier. I will run away on my own, and I won't give the author a bad review for no reason, as long as I don't suddenly backstab him when I am reading the book well. I've read Chapter 47 so far, and I don't see any tendency to change marriages.

Yes, it seems to be Lily at the moment. After reading the comments, a lot of people said they were suffering from depression, but I feel it's okay. I haven't fought with that ninth-level guy, and I haven't experienced any depression at all. There are also those who said that they had an ambiguous marriage with the son of luck, without even physical contact. Anyone who reads the book about marriage will not say this. It's pretty good, come on

What about invincibility? I only saw an unlucky fox girl who went out and ran into a scroll of the legendary Elf's ultimate move, took someone back to the forest, and ended up hitting the ceiling of the world's normal combat power. If I write another book later, I can barely beat this book. It will be regarded as a cool article at most, but it cannot be called invincible.

Well, let's briefly summarize. The early stage was quite disappointing (I never said that the protagonist is invincible, right? What kind of mentality do those who say that the protagonist is not invincible enough and feel frustrated) have a controversial contract signing section, which is indeed the poisonous point of the book. However, the back part was cut very cleanly, and she was not controlled by the so-called heroine's identity imposed by heaven. It's just that the male protagonist of Tian Dao is a bit too licky (not the male protagonist of this book, this book is a pure queen, and queens know everything, just read and cherish it.) There is no general poison in the back, and the combat power is increased, it is a crushing and invincible battle. Posting with our royal empress, and then the heaven in this world was sanctioned by the system, and she turned into a girl who wanted to hug the protagonist's thigh and said yes. In short, it is a Lily Xiang novel so far. (It's quite to my liking and looks pretty good to me)

This book is very good, it would be even better if you changed your marriage ٩(♡㉨♡ )۶

It looks good, I love watching it, and I still want to watch it, as long as I don't get married.

From a certain point of view, you are right, but from another point of view, you are wrong. I can't say it's completely wrong, I can only say it's still a little bit wrong between completely right. If it is wrong to ignore this point, then of course what you say is right, but if you examine whether what you say is right with a more rigorous attitude, then what you say is not right. In fact, looking back, what you said is right may be right in a static world, and what you said is wrong may be wrong from a metaphysical point of view. But from a developmental perspective, what you say is right may be wrong in the time and space of movement, and what you say is wrong may be right from a dialectical point of view. What you say may or may not be right at this moment, and what you say in the future may be wrong or right.

Generally speaking, after reading the Golden Three Chapters, the plot is cliche, the plot is rough, and the characters are not distinctive enough. But it is actually watchable. However, I have been a bit picky recently, so I give it a four-star encouragement. Anyway, it should be a practice work by a new author, but the subject matter is still attractive. However, the splicing of these attractive points is not smooth enough, and I can't explain it. It's just a feeling. Finally, the author, please continue to work hard and wish you better and better.

It's okay, but I feel like my combat power is crumbling very quickly.