After Turning into a Foxgirl, I’m Still Dodging Love Triangles Today

In my eyes, it is almost Tomato's best transformation story. It is obvious that the author has put more pursuit into this book besides the characteristics of transformation. Every character and even the passerby cannon fodder is very delicately shaped. It does not make people feel that the character of the supporting character is the same as in other novels. The protagonist has almost all the "excellent qualities" of the transformation novel. He has humor and emotional intelligence, and the perseverance of a high-quality male. He has a clear attitude towards dealing with things. He is neither a virgin nor cold-blooded. The classic plot of half rejection and half acceptance of his female identity is not bloated and annoying. The only drawback may be that the introduction of his life experience is very vague? As for the plot, the author obviously has an outline and does not mess around. The world view is huge but does not frequently use cumbersome words to describe it in a straightforward manner. Instead, it is presented to the readers step by step as the plot unfolds, avoiding the poisonous point of too many words. It is quite worthy of praise. Great, every named character has his or her own story and ideas. The various conflicts between noble people due to differences in ideas are really suffocating to watch [laughs awkwardly], so I wish I could give each one a slap in the face, but I can clearly feel the charm of those characters. The story of this book is very simple. The protagonist embarks on a journey for various reasons, but the conflict caused by the decay of the country is an unavoidable part. It is obvious that the author has added a clear revolutionary spirit to these plots, but combined with the world view of myth and magic fighting, it has a different color. The right narration at the right time, and the burst of deep emotions at the right time are my favorite features of this book. By the way, why did the author change the introduction? It is so artistic. [Crying] When I saw the plot where the protagonist is rescued by the hunter uncle, I exited and read the introduction. A scene appeared in my eyes like a light cone. The plot of the yuppie with great stamina and the moth chasing the fire made me, a Honkai Impact player, feel ptsd.

To be honest, a small part of the names and settings have a sense of familiarity with the country of Porridge, but since the backgrounds are all Tsarist Russia... It is better to say that they refer to the same historical prototype. Very nice, come on

This book is very beautiful, very beautiful, very beautiful, very beautiful, very beautiful. Those who have never eaten with a knife can take two big bites. Oh what, you said you have eaten with a knife? Damn it, please eat it again! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !

Who made you, the author, like this? Is it MiHoYo? Or the Ark?

It feels a bit similar to Arknights.

I really like this kind of seriously abstract book with a semi-invincible protagonist and profound meaning [I learned it]

I'll comment after I finish reading it

It's very interesting, but when I read the introduction, I thought the content was light-hearted, but it turned out to be unexpectedly heavy [face covering]

The writing and characterization are very good, and I look forward to the author's subsequent development.

Not bad. I hope the plot doesn't break down later and the rating of this book won't be too low.