With Maxed-Out Charm, I'm No Fox Spirit

The pace is relatively slow; there are many heroines (each heroine will have a dedicated chapter, and the age difference with the protagonist is less than one year except for Miss Succubus); it is not an invincible novel; there is no system. The protagonist is weak in the early stage and may be a little aggrieved (referring to being bullied by the villain). Eighty thousand words or so would greatly improve the situation. But no matter what the circumstances, the villain will be punished in the end. The world view is complete, I have basically thought out the character designs, and there will be basically no logical problems. I personally pay great attention to this aspect. In the following reading session, if you feel that there is something you don't understand, you can click me at any time. Although I personally don't like being the Riddler, there may be some places where I have to make a small cover-up because of the plot. In the early stage, the protagonist may appear weak next to a certain heroine, but later on, they will get along with each other more normally. Everything has a development experience, and it is never the best from the beginning. Most female protagonists have a bit of a yandere element, but I don't want to write about yanderes, I want to write about their growth. Those who make mistakes will be punished, and growth requires a tortuous road ahead. I like to write the character's mental journey in a more complete way so that I can easily understand the character's motivations. This may lead to a certain degree of "watering down", reading a lot of words but making little progress. I have tried my best to condense this description now. In short, I hope you can see something you want to see from the adventure story of the little fox.

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I started writing when I was eight years old. How old are you now when you write? [Thinking]

Why was he suddenly sanctioned? I can't watch it [crying]