Infinite: Come On, I'm Just a Little Fox!

It's a very good book. It can be seen from the content that the author did a lot of research on the material. I like the part about Dead by Daylight the best. In similar novels I read before, either the team members were brainless and held back the team members, or they formed cliques to form small gangs. However, I haven't seen this novel yet. The supporting characters, both brainless and brainless, each have their own abilities and wisdom, and they can still follow orders no matter how weak they are. This book is a novel with unlimited flow + pseudo-group portrait + upgrade flow, but it contains some gag elements to make the article more interesting (especially when Lou fights Max), the numerical battle mechanism [sneaky laugh] [sneaky laugh], and also has some slightly scary elements but within the acceptable range. Overall, the book is very good and as long as the author is not good at writing, the score will be higher at least 8.6 Points. At the same time, I also hope that the author can keep the quality of the article more [sneaky laugh] [sneaky laugh] [sneaky laugh]

Isn't this Himawari the heroine? It's a bit ambiguous. I was stunned to receive a Coke because of my possessiveness.

Goodbye, author. I made this decision reluctantly. I hope we can see each other again. Because I encountered some unexpected things, it had a greater impact and blow on me. So I'll formally say goodbye to you. I really miss you. I'm really happy to get to know you. I came across this book of yours a few days ago. I feel that it is really a treasure. I have been reading your book for such a long time. But the joy and excitement you brought to me are unforgettable, but there is no way, isn't life like this? Full of helplessness, I hope you can always be so tenacious and keep going with your original intention until the end. Thank you again for bringing me a lot of joy, touch, anger, and sadness. Thank you for staying with me these days. The main reason for leaving this time is because I'm sleepy and I'm going to bed. Remember to update when I come back tomorrow.

Okay, the protagonist is a fox who cultivates immortality. He is skilled in magic and has the art of transformation, not limited to one form. Pseudo-infinite, game type. Although it is not particularly outstanding compared to similar genres, it is still watchable.

It's beautiful. Although there are some flaws in the early stage, I couldn't stop reading it. I can only say that this book has great potential. I want to tie the author into a small dark room with a code, a code, and a code.

Author, I would like to ask about the four forms the protagonist changes into. Will he really become a woman in the future? The main character of another Mugen stream I read before was a magical girl. In order to hide her appearance as a woman after the transformation, she made her clothes into a Warhammer 40k power armor. From the beginning, she just changed into a girl to get rewards. However, after one or two worlds, she directly defaulted to being a girl (and can also turn into a man).

No. There are reborns, which seem weird. Moreover, Eastern fantasy emphasizes a permanent certificate, and the protagonist's own power must be able to be projected into the past. After all, a little Karami will do. Return to the past. When I saw the reborn person, I let it go first.

It's very interesting, I hope the author will keep it up

It's beautiful, no need to say more (*´▽｀)ノシ

The characters are vivid, the atmosphere is well rendered, and the author is very attentive