The Fox Who Falsified the Books and the Rat Who Ran an Illegal Mine

Not bad, very interesting, good-looking

Good. It's rare to see such beautiful writing.

It's a very interesting book. I can only say that the ideas are very novel.

A very delicate Journey to the West story, written from the perspective of the little demon in Shituoling, which is very interesting. The demon clan is actually very similar to the human race, with a strict hierarchy, rejecting mixed blood, and focusing on pure blood. The little demons at the bottom have a difficult life, and have to be blamed by the leader. The little demons disappear too easily. Xiaojiu is a mixed-blood fox demon. She has worked hard to become a deputy supervisor, and she has a companion named Tudou. The two really depend on each other, and they can be said to be like relatives to each other. When they accidentally mined a mineral vein, Xiaojiu and the others discovered the lion camel. The secret of the underground ridge, the fox demon Yueming used herself to suppress Huangquan and other things underground, and all this is the chessboard of the three kings. In order to achieve a balance between humans and demons, 84,000 demons are sacrificed. It is really the fate of demons! After learning about it, Xiaojiu decided to practice hard. At the same time, the upper-level pure-blood demons in Shituoling began to interrogate the people who knew all this, and even said that they could kill Xiaojiu if necessary. Xiaojiu was immediately faced with crises both underground and above ground. It was so difficult that I was frightened for them. But I still look forward to Xiaojiu and Tudou's success! I hope everyone is doing well ദ്ദി(˵ •̀ ᴗ - ˵ ) ✧

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The most outstanding thing about this novel is its delicate characterization and full and sincere emotional expression. The protagonist's personality is three-dimensional and multi-faceted, and the emotional transitions are natural and moving. Each character seems real and tangible, allowing readers to deeply empathize with the characters' joys, sorrows and joys in the ups and downs of the plot.

This novel is very distinctive. First of all, its content setting is very unique. In this novel, the fox is responsible for false accounting and the mouse is responsible for mining. This anthropomorphic setting makes people feel very interesting. Secondly, the structure of the entire story is very successful. The author is very good at telling stories, and through delicate descriptions and interactions, he portrays the complexity and darkness of animal nature to us. This is not writing about animals, it feels like writing about people.

The setting is so wonderful. The collision between the cloud chess players and the dust ants suddenly gave it the appearance of a masterpiece. The irrelevant curiosity of the golden-winged roc is not only the arrogance of overlooking all living beings, but also a hint of weariness towards the established destiny. The writing is sharp, the plot is vivid, and the characters are vivid.

I'll go, my ideas are really novel, and my literary talent is also very good.

This Journey to the West spin-off has a unique perspective, focusing the story of Shituoling on Xiaojiu, a fox demon who makes false accounts, and Tudou, a rat demon who digs private mines. The setting of the two little demons in the transformation stage accidentally breaking into the secret is very innovative. The intervention of Golden Winged Dapeng from the perspective of a "chess watcher" contrasts the resistance of the little characters with the fate of the chess game. It is full of imagination and fun, and the suspense of the opening chapter is also sufficient.