Stop Bowing! This Fox Really Isn't the Clan's Sacred Beast

There are three crises in just 46 chapters. The first time when the protagonist was just getting to know him, he was chased by three people. The second time he was used as a target to attract hatred by a person, and then he visited the grave with that person. Knowing that the Sun family is causing trouble, the two sides have learned to have a deep hatred, so they can just stay outside the formation. They have to let them in for the sake of face, and challenge the Sun family. They can't beat the younger brother and sister. In order to avenge the husband, he directly fights the eighth level of Qi training. He, the head of the family, can't stop him. He kills the opponent very well. As a result, the other side has a reason to kill the He family and directly exterminates the He family. If the protagonist hadn't just woken up, the He family would be finished.

The subject matter is great. There are very few immortality novels with a fox as the protagonist. It is also a family novel, and there are only a few in Tomato. The writing of this book is excellent, the plot is pretty good, and I personally think it is very enjoyable. I hope the author will make more updates. As long as I keep updating, I will definitely catch up to the end of it. [Bookshelf plus one][Bird Food Masterwork][Please update]

Because the author said at the beginning that the Qi refining period is not pleasant, and blood and other things start to work after the foundation is established, so I read the first two pages and jumped directly to the part where the main character is establishing the foundation. It was a bit cool to watch, and it did not affect the reading. The white fox also fits my XP.

It's okay, but one problem with the plot is that the protagonist's family background is too shallow and he doesn't seem to be that defensive about people outside his family. In other aspects, everything is fine, not at a high level, but the combat power always feels like it was very strong before the foundation building, but it is quite good after the foundation building. Overall, I should give it four stars, but it's not easy for a novice writer, so I'll give it five stars [Thinking]

The reason for the high score is mainly because I combined my XP. It was a bit poisonous at first, and the system forcibly bound me. Later, I went to explore the Foundation Establishment Cave with that Bai ××, and I wasn't very decisive in killing him... A normal person would just kill Bai for that, but they didn't kill them. Sure enough, I got good things in the end, but Bai betrayed and started to sneak attack, Xiaodu! The writing on the back is okay

6 Ah, forcibly bound the family and signed a contract to let others call him Brother Su.

It looks okay from the front, and this solid foundation is understandable, but if you stabilize it, the foundation will be solid, and it will last more than 20 years. I don't know what he uses these points for? Why does he keep so many points?

Ancestor surrenders to the master of the family. You are the first in the novel world.

The system forcibly binds the family. As mentioned before, the one named Bai is the three people who betrayed him. Why do the protagonist and He still dare to trust him? A talent at the sixth level of Qi training cannot enchant a person on the seventh level with his supernatural power. A talent at the eighth level of Qi training can charm a python at the ninth level. Most of the protagonists cannot beat someone who has broken an arm and has just experienced a battle like him. It also has to burn lifespan. The protagonist on the 8th floor can't react, but the people on the 6th floor can react [face covering] Brother, you are making me laugh.

The system is forcibly bound to a family. It is highly poisonous. Do not enter.