I Transmigrated into the Wrong Strange Tales, So I Raise Foxes with Daily Sign-Ins

Four stars. I feel that the author's writing is pretty good and the setting is pretty good, but the worldview needs to be improved. The author's setting is that the ancient world is derived from high-level demons and ghosts. So, by analogy with Liaozhai, the worldview lacks money to check and balance the demons and ghosts, such as monks, Taoist priests and even relevant departments of the court. When a favored heir of a wealthy family dies, there is no worldview reaction at all, even if the male protagonist hears about it afterwards? There is also the one chasing people on the street. The male protagonist finally realized the cruelty of the world and started not to go out. But his family just asked him and heard that he was scared and there was no follow-up?! In fact, his family should and must know the details, but there is no description. In the introduction of the article, I feel that the male protagonist leads a chic life, the software is complete with system sign-in, and the hardware is also very good. But judging from the article, before realizing the real world, the male protagonist seemed to be living in a dream. The description is very classical (for me), but it is not grounded at all. The male protagonist seems to be floating and has no connection with the world. It is like a poor man wakes up and becomes a rich N generation. He only knows how to squander and enjoy himself. He looks very chic, but has no life. Later, when I found out that it was a world of demons and ghosts, the contrast was huge. On the one hand, I was afraid of this and that, but on the other hand, I didn't practice very hard?? On the one hand, he suspected that some demons would find him out of nowhere, but on the other hand, he felt that the palace compound was very safe [what] [what] As for the little fox, I have been describing his aura from the very beginning, until his sixth brother came to pick him up and introduced himself, "My surname is Hu, I'm going to be sixth, and I'm here to pick up my seventeenth brother." He just mentioned the fox by name and said it was a monster!! Otherwise, why would someone call Fox the Seventeenth Brother? The male protagonist here actually makes belated reasoning 🤦 🤦. Later, when Seventeen came back, the male protagonist began to feel trepidatious intermittently that he was up to no good. Later, when he saw Seventeen getting along with his family, he came to the conclusion that the relationship between goblins and humans is so similar and just as warm. It is because he is particularly suitable for the reaction of the male protagonist as a pure ancient man, rather than a young man who has traveled through time. Sometimes when time travels like this, you can bring yourself to think about what you would think of in that situation, and not jump out of the character too much. Readers will know the hero's identity when they see the introduction or the first chapter, and they will naturally get the reaction of the hero. Finally, I also saw the author's replies to other comments from the palace steward. I think the author's setting is reasonable. After all, he is getting a dead salary, but he can be greedy for a little money by replacing some inferior products. He can accumulate a little and make a lot. He is greedy based on his ability. But under the premise that the identity of the male protagonist has not changed, and the status of the family has not changed, the male protagonist is already sixteen years old, and he is fine when using ice in the summer. Even if the male protagonist buys things for Shi Qi, you have no problem at all. But as a result, using charcoal comes like this. What does he want? Does he not want to do it?? Too sudden. Overall, I really think the author's writing is pretty good, but I still hope the author can confirm the biography of the male protagonist. Today's male protagonists always have sudden conflicts 🤦 Finally, there is no writing guidance. If the author minds, you can reply to me and I will delete it immediately 💕💕💕💕

When I saw the back, I had a faint feeling. How should I put it, it was that kind of boiled water. Put it in a good tea cup and taste it lightly. They also said that the water was good, it felt like morning dew/stream/water after melting snow. Four stars, one star deducted because I don't want to guess what the protagonist is thinking!!! Dear author, could you please describe the psychological activities of the protagonist? Readers are not roundworms in the protagonist's stomach, nor can they get into your brain. Who knows what the protagonist is thinking when he expresses "not speaking", "not answering", "not speaking", "lowering his eyelids" and so on. The same is true for the little fox. There was a plot before that mentioned the scenery at home, but I guessed a little bit later that he was homesick. I'm so tired. It's the first time I read an article and I have to read it in conjunction with the comments. I've always read comments in the comment section. The first time I read the comment section, I read the explanation. It's still the kind of Chinese reading analysis [put on the mask of pain] [awkward laugh]

It's very beautiful, with a touch of sadness and a touch of happiness, and the emotions are light, but obviously very warm, and the interaction between the two male protagonists is also very cute. Although the male protagonist doesn't talk much, his heart and expression are all about his love for the little fox. And I feel that this book is suitable for repeated reading, because some things have to be read slowly to appreciate the feeling. The last chapter ends with the little fox of the nine-tailed fox forgetting the male protagonist. After all, The male protagonist raises him very well, so he is strong enough, and can even stay in the palace. The nine-tailed fox's lifespan is too long, and the male protagonist cannot stay with him forever, and the fox likes the male protagonist's dependence on the male protagonist very much, and it even becomes his own instinct. But as time goes by, the memory slowly fades, and then returns to reality, he is still a little fox with two tails, and the male protagonist is also by his side. How should I put it? It's a very nice and cute book, I like it a little bit (๑ơ ₃ ơ)♥

A very good book. Begonia made me wait until the day when flowers bloom again. No one is young anymore. The young prince's feelings are very delicate and there are no sweet words, but Xiao Qi will pay attention to and satisfy him. The fox clothes were silently pressed to the bottom of the box because Xiao Qi said he didn't like it. Ancient emotions should be so restrained and delicate. It's a very warm text, and the emotions are in every bit.

It looks good, but I don't know why. It looks sad overall. It's not toxic at all. My family and friends get along well with each other. I'm very good with Qi Qi. I feel uncomfortable watching it 🥺

This novel is suitable for listening to. It feels like listening to a story. It is plain and comfortable. The little fox is very cute. It is a pity that I did not see the wedding of the little fox and his brother. If they also had a wedding, I think it would be very successful. There is also the last one, the little fox has nine tails, and he is alone. This open ending makes me heartbroken. I hope the male protagonist will work hard to practice and strive to be with the little fox for a long time.

Be careful, if there is no next volume, this one will be

Quite novel, four stars for the theme. The article is not as beautifully written as the introduction.

Pause reading for the first time, Chapter 9. Mark it, modern people travel through time and become the adopted male vixen, the second son of the royal family in the background of Liaozhai. I read in the comment section that the ending was a bad one, and the ending was very abrupt, and it felt like a sudden and forced ending.

Beautiful, and the emotions flow smoothly