Married Into the Fox Clan

Comfortable quiet and appropriate humor are my impressions of this book. Especially the scene where the protagonist secretly touches the female lead's tail while she's asleep—it has a strangely risqué yet tasteful feel. I haven't read the author's previous works, but they must be very strong. The book has a very comfortable style, using a lighthearted story to depict a somewhat bleak society.

Keep it up! (ง •̀_•́)ง I hope to fill in the endings of the two Immortal Emperors in the previous book. I guess it's a case of finishing what you started.

I said from the very beginning that I shouldn't read books by unscrupulous authors who have abandoned their works or stopped updating altogether, because once they start, they'll do it again. And look what happened!

Don't go to the palace, don't go to the palace, don't go to the palace, don't go to the palace, don't go to the palace. You can write part-time articles slowly, even just one chapter a day is fine.

Is this a story about a dog and a fox?

This is ridiculous, absolutely outrageous! 🥵

This book is amazing! It was doomed the moment it hit the shelves, but the editor still had to force it to be recommended. That's just how platforms are.

Your account is ruined. I got in at the very beginning of the first book, finally found the female lead in the second book and got in, and now the third book is gone again. I can't trust the fourth book anymore.

Of the six people, four died and two survived: one male (the protagonist) and one female. The fox was probably referring to the woman. The original protagonist died, but his soul came back to life. Originally, it should have been five dead and one alive, with the woman surviving.

MN, your pace is way too slow!