What Do I Do? They Think I’m a Bad Fox

The romance is quite sweet, and I really like the theme. It's just that the plot... Wave after wave of people keep coming to their deaths. At first, the plot in the tribe was a bit too melodramatic, so I just let it pass by without really paying attention. But it didn't get much better when we got to the city...

Having finished watching it, I'd still give it a perfect score. The beginning was incredibly frustrating; the entire tribe felt like mere tools for the original male protagonist and his companion, doing whatever they were told. Even the fox spirit showed no warning.

Well, the beginning of the plot was a bit frustrating, but the later revenge was really satisfying. The monster-fighting and leveling up was really enjoyable. I think the writing was alright; Snake was always so cool protecting his wife, and the little fox was adorable too. The only drawback was that the little fox didn't seem to be very helpful during the later monster battles.

Actually, I didn't really like it. I felt a bit frustrated, like the main character was constantly misunderstood and often got hurt, which made me a little sad. But it's just my personal preference; it's still pretty good. 😘

The beginning was great, and it seemed like there was an egg-laying scene later on, but I only saw that in the title. Suddenly, right before the final chapter, they said their child was stolen 🤦 Then I checked the comments and found out it had been cut. It felt like the final chapter had the most cuts; I only got 3-4 pages on my phone 🤦🤦🤦

It's a really great book, but I'm a little disappointed that it didn't include the story of the white egg.

It was alright, though the beginning was a bit frustrating. Seeing Thrall treat the protagonist like that at the start really made me angry, but I suddenly felt relieved later on. Evil people always get their comeuppance. Personally, I thought their relationship was quite sweet 🤔 It got a bit boring later on, losing its beastman feel. Of course, that's just my opinion.

The comments said it was quite frustrating, but actually it was alright, especially the beginning. It was basically a state of psychological imbalance. Personally, I value the relationship between the young couple, so I think it was good that there wasn't a super sweet ending; the good and the bad got punished, and the good people all lived happily ever after.

It's quite interesting. The fluffy fox-dove is like a little sun, warming everyone, while Augus is a strong support, protecting the fox-dove. At first, those orcs were unreasonable and bullied Hu Jiu, which was infuriating. Later, it became a satisfying story where everyone who offended Hu Jiu died. In the true world of beasts, the strong reign supreme.

The beginning was a bit frustrating; it would have been better if the protagonist had fought back. The later parts were quite good, but it seems the book has been censored. The content and chapter list don't match, and some chapters have been cut down to just a few lines. I don't know why it was censored.