This protagonist doesn't grovel for love. He's a sigma man. Unlike Dongfang Yuechu, he isn't starved for affection. Dongfang Yuechu became Tushan Honghong's doormat because he was raised by Tushan. Tushan taught him everything: knowledge, magic, and culture. Tushan Honghong was effectively his adoptive mother, older sister, benefactor, and goddess all at once.
The protagonist was born to his parents and raised by them. His education came from the nation, so he absolutely won't grovel at the feet of the three Tushan sisters. He'll knock Feng Xi out with one punch and kill the Third Young Master of Aolai Kingdom. He'll unify the Fox Spirit world and wipe out Aolai Kingdom. He'll also develop lightning-based body tempering and body tempering through diet, and from then on corrupt the entire Fox Spirit world's way of life.
Demons: Run! The humans are coming! It's a human disaster! A human crisis!
Humans: Don't run! We have braised lion's head! Don't run, we've got free-range chicken and deer antler! And donkey-hide gelatin!
Years later, the surviving demons will tell their children that the whole world used to be plagued by human disasters.
The protagonist will travel to the Myriad Worlds and wreak havoc throughout them.
In the Naruto world, he'll turn the entire Uchiha clan into his lackeys, with sixteen blows per second. He'll have the whole of Konoha hold a screening at the cinema, exposing the scandals of Hashirama Senju and Tobirama Senju. They both have a regeneration technique that requires no hand signs, and yet Tobirama wants to kill himself with a little kunai despite surviving three days and three nights of Susanoo stabbing him.
The cinema will show two versions. In one, Tobirama Senju doesn't like women and is involved with his students. In the other, the Senju clan deliberately rigged the Hokage election.
The protagonist will warp the tone of the Myriad Worlds.
It's good. He's a real Sigma man who wouldn't be a simp. He's much better than other fanfiction protagonists. It's just a bit hard to read because there are no quotation marks to indicate what he's saying.
The plot is pretty good, but the first-person perspective is a bit uncomfortable to read. The dialogue should include phrases like "otherwise it's very uncomfortable." The writing style needs improvement; keep practicing! The writing improved a lot later on, and the plot is different from traditional fox spirit novels. Overall, it's very good. It was satisfying to see the protagonist, a fox spirit from 500 years in a parallel timeline, beat up Ya Ya.
This is a good read.
Everything else is fine, but the writing style needs improvement.
Seeing a chicken being slaughtered and a kaleidoscope opening up, it looks familiar, what's going on?
It's pretty good, but I'm not used to the first-person perspective.
Never mind, I don't want to say anything to you. I've given it five stars; the rest is up to you.
That's how it is, no nonsense.
Sure, sure! Although the writing style is a bit lacking, the plot is really exciting; it really expressed what I was thinking.