The Daily Life of a Stunning Fox Girl Bound to Her Archrival

It's okay, I'm just a little aggrieved, and it feels a little unfair to Su. It feels like her emotions are being controlled, and she just follows the system tasks, making her unable to distinguish what her subjective emotions are, and she looks a bit PUA. Other than this, everything else is pretty good [Sending Hearts]

Some of the settings and backgrounds in the early stage are relatively vague, and one of the protagonists is quite aggrieved. It would be like if you suddenly changed your gender and were threatened to have sex with the class leader who is very strict with discipline. It would be better if you could add a setting chapter at the beginning and slow down the pace in the early stage.

Wash my ship's planks with treasure [laughs] Wow Kaka [laughs]

So far, it doesn't seem to be poisonous. Let's take care of it. AI text is too obvious

I think it's okay In fact, I think that because the protagonist is a male, the protagonist should be more disgusted with men pursuing her, and generally not so hesitant to refuse. If you imagine talking to a man from a male's mind, it will feel like a disguised form of NT. A lot of men will be very disgusted with NT. Of course, this is based on the statistics around me, and I don't know the details. However, I think the protagonist's hesitation may also be due to plot requirements, but I feel that the protagonist's invitation to the male is handled strangely.

To be precise, it is indeed a good article.

I also want a fox girlfriend

I don't know how to comment, I can only say it's super beautiful [sending my heart][sending my heart][sending my heart]

It's quite sweet. It's just that the author is so confused that he always eats up the settings, or suddenly adds settings.

To be honest, if there was no system to issue tasks, I don't think Su Ci would take the initiative [laughs]