Fox Spirit Matchmaker: A Celestial Descends from the Start!

It was alright, but I stopped reading after chapter 22. The subsequent simulations might be exciting, but I prefer a single female lead, and for me, this is a good ending. I don't want to see any love triangles or anything like that 😄 If you prefer a single female lead, I suggest stopping after chapter 22.

The writing is alright, but regarding the female leads, my favorites Honghong, Yaya, and Huaizhu, it seems like none of them are there 😂

This novel is well-written, with a smooth writing style, a reasonable plot, and occasional pleasant surprises. It's a pity it features multiple female leads; I personally prefer a single-female-lead story. However, the pure love portion of the first life is quite sweet, and it's also good as a standalone short story. Overall, it's worth reading. (I want to read a super sweet pure love story with a single female lead, Rongrong 😢😢😢)

The author's writing is indeed good; the female leads are Ya Ya and Rong Rong, and aside from the bizarre ending, there aren't any major flaws. However, I suggest that even if you don't read anything else, you should still glance at the ending; such abstract elements are indeed rare.

If you prefer a single female lead and have a harem theme, then don't watch "Hokang." Since it's a simulation game, there will almost always be different female leads, and because of its unique world, there will be scenes where the female lead sees the protagonist getting together with other women. However, for me, this is actually an advantage; I like watching those kinds of shows. Of course, I'm not picky about the female lead; I love them all ᕕ(◠ڼ◠)ᕗ

Seeing the synopsis where the protagonist turns and runs away at the end, I thought it would be another clichéd story with a goofy, loser protagonist. But it turned out to be quite enjoyable, and the protagonist's character design was pretty good too. 🤔

This Fox Spirit Matchmaker fanfiction is absolutely captivating! The protagonist, Lin Baichen, has a rebirth simulator setting that's incredibly original. The scene where he achieves enlightenment under the Bitter Love Tree and "transcends all suffering" is particularly well-developed, and the dramatic tension surrounding the descent of a celestial being to earth is off the charts.

Judging solely from the simulated plot, each reincarnation is a masterpiece, showcasing the author's own ideas and understanding. Most importantly, there are connections between later and earlier parts, and quite a few... In terms of the original plot... The original work is basically gone.

The first and third times were really enjoyable. But the second incarnation of the Mountain and Sea Painter felt a bit off. Overall, I still think it's pretty good, quite beautiful. 😄

A very good novel; I hope it maintains its quality. The first reincarnation was one I didn't want to skip at all; the combination of strength and character design was perfect. The second reincarnation felt a bit rushed, with too many female characters and too many new settings added at once, making it too short for me personally. I haven't read the third one yet.