Did Taming My Beast Somehow Turn Me into a Beastwoman?

The premise is good, the protagonist's talent is ridiculously strong, and his personality is somewhat stoic (clumsy). It's similar to the Zen academy setting, where the principal is the clan leader, and the entire school is a giant Zen academy where no one is human; they're all just sitting around pretending to be something they're not. I'm pretty sure I can handle this.

There are a few minor flaws: the protagonist's gender can be switched, and there isn't much character development—I didn't really notice it, maybe my Chinese isn't very good. But overall, it's still very enjoyable, and it feels a bit like a harem novel because there are so many characters! But all in all, it's still a very worthwhile novel to read.

It's a pretty good book. I haven't read a transformation story like this in a long time. The writing is good, but the plot could be improved to make it even better. (I'm still curious about the tail's material; it's both flexible and strong, is it a critical mass? [What?])

Or should it be completely feminine in the back?

I'll shamelessly give myself a good review first, but ultimately it's up to the readers to judge. I hope you can leave lots of comments and support me. I'll read them carefully. Of course, I also hope you can urge me to update more often. Thank you everyone.

I have a question I'm really curious about: how are the tailbone and pelvic bone of a nine-tailed fox connected? Are they arranged in a straight line or in a 3x3 grid? 😏

It allowed me to witness human diversity.

Very good, I personally think it's excellent.

666, The content is rich and varied, very appealing! Hmm∽ 99% perfect!∽ A rare find!∽

666, The author is the smartest! He wrote the audience's amazing reactions as if it weren't the original world.