Luo Xiaohei: A Cat Demon Raised by Foxes

The daily interactions between Zai Zai and Xiao Hei are very heartwarming. The author's description of the characters' emotions is very well controlled, like the gurgling water in the mountains, gentle and delicate. Potential player, highly recommended! ! ! [Sending Hearts]

Follow the trend and send five stars Ahem, pretend you didn't see it. [Pouts] Come back, come back, and get to the topic. (Because I wrote a book review, but for unknown reasons, I accidentally deleted it, so I wrote another one) Let's look at the cover first. (If I say that it was the author's cover that attracted me to it in the first place, would you believe it? Hehe, I pretend I didn't see this sentence.) The cover can be said to be very title-worthy, and since it was drawn by the author himself, I won't comment (as if I've already said it...). Of course, you can still have this - the author's hand-drawn drawings at the back of each chapter are really vivid (except for some repetitions. Line drafts were sent out on the first day, and then AI colored them and sent them out again the next day, but I seem to remember only once). This is equivalent to a small dessert after a meal. If you are tired, you can read something else to relax. Of course, we can also talk about the content. This is the best thing to say. First of all, the author's writing style is very good, better than many compositions I have read. (How do I put this? I have rarely seen such descriptions. The ones I read most are those written by famous books and famous writers, certainly not online writers.) The author's writing style is very warm, and it is this kind of depressive article. I particularly don't like fighting scenes, and the author doesn't write much about it, so it seems okay. Of course, there must be some in the back, but it seems to be very few. I haven't watched Luo Xiaohei for a long time, so some of these comments may be a bit wrong (I was stunned when I watched There Are Beasts and Demons before, but I'm a little better now.). However, judging from the author's current progress, it is a bit slow. After all, good books will not find the author slow to update. But on some levels, the author looks like a senior high school student, but I don't know if that's the case. (Note: I know some people will definitely argue after reading this, so let me make it clear first that the explanations here are all my own opinions. Everyone has different preferences. If you don't like it, don't like it. Don't impose your preferences on others.) I will start a new paragraph with a summary of the content. I won't go into the specific content, but I'll summarize it from a broad perspective. The first is the birth of Xiao Hu, when Xiao Hu is lonely and wants to find a companion (wanting to have a home), and then he and Xiao Hei have a small family (the older brother is Xiao Hu, and the younger brother is Xiao Hei), and Xiao Hei relies on Xiao Hu (so much of what follows is written around this aspect, because of the author's writing style, some readers carelessly ask if the author has a side job [laughing]), and then there is the specific plot in Luo Xiao Hei's War Chronicles 1, from wind to infinity, it can be said to be everything. Of course, Xiao Hei is still apprenticed to Wu Wan, but Xiao Hu is apprenticed to Nezha, and both brothers have a new destination. (Reminder, if you haven't read it, you can skip the following chapters, except for one chapter, which is the author's possible plot. That is not the main plot and can be skipped. It will not affect reading) Finally, I would like to ask briefly what the author will write in the future, such as the plot in Luo Xiaohei Zhanji 2 and the TV version. (Note: This is just my personal opinion, don't comment if you don't like it)

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Very nice! Very well written! The writing is very good! The fight scenes are also very well written! The most important thing is that this little fox looks really cute! ! ! Want rua! ! The author can try to draw it again with an oil pen and then color it. It will look great! ! ! !

It's very heartwarming, it's not a time-travel novel, and the protagonist isn't that invincible, it's more everyday (personal opinion). And there will be a little bit of knives in it, which feels very comfortable to watch. (Can the teacher write a little bit of knives in the extra story? There are not enough knives [crying]). It's not the kind of story that jumps into the main plot at the beginning, the pace is slow and reassuring [heartfelt]. (I don't know why, but I really feel like I'm a nurturing protagonist. It's so cute!)

This fanfic perfectly fits the atmosphere of Luo Xiaohei's original work. There is no cliche time-travel plot, and the protagonist, the little fox demon, does not follow the route of a mindless and invincible novel. Most of the stories are about leisurely and warm daily life, telling about the little fox demon and Luo Xiaohei who accompany each other and experience and grow together. The interaction between fairies is delicate and vivid, and the plot is relaxing, plain and warm, making it particularly comfortable to read. The whole book now only has more than 200,000 words. Although I haven't read it yet, there are still many plots that can be expanded. I really hope that the author can steady the pace and write more short stories about the two little demons traveling together, and don't end it in a hurry. We are willing to follow up slowly and never end it so quickly. I really want to read more of such a thoughtful story for a long time (I have run out of books to read, and I can't find any that interest me). (I will write another 300-word book review after reading it, so don't give up) Five stars return a wish! After reading it, my heart is full of warmth. This book perfectly reproduces the peaceful and healing atmosphere of Luo Xiaohei's original work. The whole book abandons the same routine plot, and the whole book is filled with leisurely daily fireworks. The little fox demon and Xiao Hei travel together in the mountains and rivers, accompany each other, and grow up slowly together. The relationship between the fairies is delicate, lively, and full of human touch. The rhythm of the story is relaxed and gentle, without tension and disputes. The plain and gentle daily life is particularly soothing. It is very suitable for lying-down readers who like a slow pace. The author's writing style is delicate, the atmosphere is created just right, and the words are full of warmth. It is a blessing to read such a quiet and beautiful story that fits the tone of the original work. Every chapter is worth reading carefully. (Author, don't be eaten by the wood company)

It's very warm, and the overall story is more daily. The author is also very capable in helping the little fox. He loves children very much, but the main plot is really tough. It turned into two small bitter melons, but only a little bit. The bitter melon is still very sweet when it matures ദ്ദി˶˃ ᵕ ˂ )✧

It's very interesting to watch, maybe because it's just been out for a while, so the rating is a bit low. The whole story is kind of warm and the relationship between Xiao Hu and Xiao Hei is also very harmonious. It doesn't feel too stiff and makes people watch it very warmly. Xiao Hu's master is Nezha, which is great, but it doesn't feel like a forced disciple. The compatibility is also very good, and the character's personality is also very good.

I will use the most direct, hard-core, down-to-earth, straightforward, no-nonsense, most to-the-point, least hesitant, least roundabout, least hidden words to tell you that this book is a good read.

This book is super nice, and it also made me happy to read Xiaohei CP, but it would be even better if I could have CP with Nezha again😍😍😍😍