My Wife Is Actually a Fox Demon

Opinion Building (It is recommended to turn on Zaun mode directly!)

I am speechless when returning the column of a master. The logic is confusing, the plot is confusing, and the layout is still confusing. Is this the level of a master? After reading Chapter 20, I decisively gave up. The starting point was getting worse and worse.

It is estimated to be 110,000 words now, and it is estimated to be around 200,000 words. If it exceeds 300,000 words, I will order them all for you. Then kick me 🤫

One word, chaos. The world view is messed up, the plot is messed up, the combat power is messed up, and the characters are messed up. I can actually still read Chapter 35😤.

As expected, the poison is introduced every day, and Shen Nong has to kneel down when he comes

Let me tell you how I feel. It sounds too artificial when I read it. To put it simply, in the first few chapters, the fox gave the demon elixir to the protagonist because he fell in love with the protagonist, and then the boss gave him a chance to survive the disaster. Then the author gave the protagonist a rich brother with a strong background, and then the author deliberately arranged for the princess with a strong background to fall in love with the protagonist, and then the brother gave it to the protagonist. The protagonist buys a town or something, and the most important thing is to participate in a Taoist tower invasion, and inexplicably threaten the Taoists to give up land to the protagonist. I just want to understand that there are so many old guys in the Taoist family who have lived for hundreds of years, knowing what is going on in the tower, and they are completely fooling the protagonist like a retarded person. I only saw this. It's not that I don't like the protagonist, but it's only a few chapters and it's a bit too good! It's just a matter of directly arranging the protagonist to reach the level with one click. The female protagonist is almost the same as falling in love with the protagonist after just one look at it. To put it bluntly, the format of this novel is that wherever the protagonist goes, it's all about chance. Even a boss thinks the protagonist is awesome. If he's a villain, he'll turn into a retard at one glance. If he's a mother, he'll fall in love with the protagonist at one glance.

I particularly dislike the Confucian and Taoist systems, especially those that give me benefits by copying poems. Because the criteria for judging literary style are too vague. You traveled through time and copied Li Bai's poems, so your awe-inspiring righteousness is equal to Li Bai's? What if Li Bai also traveled through time one day and came here? Give it back to him? Then, how to determine when literary spirit is obtained? When it is written on paper? When it is seen by others? When it is read out? Since you come to this world, you are part of this world, and your brain and memory already exist. Can the world read the poems in your memory? So the moment you came, you should have gained a lot of literary energy and become invincible in the world? If you have to write it down so that the world can know about it and share the benefits with you, isn't this world too low? It would be better if it were purely about the ancient Chinese world, but if it were placed around the world, would English poetry have awe-inspiring righteousness? How much literary qi would Shakespeare get? How much literary qi would Hui Neng, who was illiterate but was stained with dust when pronouncing, get? Do arts such as music and painting have literary qi? When will the situation like Van Gogh, who couldn't sell at the time and later fetched sky-high prices, realize the literary qi?

Let's just look at the beginning. It's really poisonous. The writing can be poisonous. There are many bastards in this big place. This power and that gang are really shallow and there are many bastards. Are there big brothers everywhere? Sealing a black turtle will make you a blessed place? It's really funny that a great saint can be born to bring blessings to future generations. Why, when Nuwa patched up the sky, did she cut off its legs?

It's like watching a tokusatsu drama where the main character is always frustrated. Although there are a lot of cheats, they are of no use. It feels very frustrating to watch. In the end, the luck that comes to give you is also taken away from you. It is said that there is a chance for you, but after seeing this, you have no interest in continuing to watch. It is very sad.

I am sure you will not deceive me if you introduce poison every day. I will die from the poison.

The author pointed to the protagonist and said: This is Qianlong. Villain No. 1: I'm here to pee on Qianlong. Villain No. 2: I'm here to shit on Qianlong. N years later, the villain asked the author, why can't your Qianlong fly? The author said: There is too much feces and urine to fly.

I can't say it's poisonous, it's just a very special kind of depression. The protagonist hasn't been upgraded yet, and is in a lot of troubles, similar to the previous male protagonists who suffered from great hatred.

Author, I really can't compliment you on your writing skills. I thought I was pretty good at poisoning, but after reading what you wrote, I was poisoned and died.

The main reason is that there is no sense of satisfaction, there are a lot of debuffs, and there is no positive feedback. In other words, if you play the game and narrowly escape death to complete the task, the reward for the task is a tree branch.

This kind of killing story, the male protagonist is not invincible, nor does he counter-attack in advance, but waits for the enemy to come, and still opens at 55, isn't it delicious? In the later period, the description of the female protagonist becomes more and more profit-oriented, and the progress is too fast. I have read 40 chapters and I can't stand it anymore. Killing is negative energy after all. If you don't write it down and feel better, it will be really uncomfortable. Otherwise, it would be better if you change it to a positive daily text.

Nowadays, it's not popular to have the protagonist of the evil star. All the relatives, friends and ordinary people around you are implicated. You are not the protagonist, you are the disaster star. Is this because there are too many readers?

Bie Kui's mother opened the door for Bie Kui. Bie Kui got home.

A world-class rich man lives in a remote town, and he rushes to be friends with you. That's bullshit. I would like to advise you not to read this book with your brain in mind.

The poison test is completed: the heroine wants to kill the hero

Let's change the title of the book to A Tale of Two Cultivations by Fox Demons! The double repair at the beginning adds the bridal chamber, and the double repair at the end adds earth.

Actually, there's no need to say poison, I think it's pretty good.

They all say it's poisonous, but no one said what the specific poisonous point is. It's very difficult to do. Do you have to let me test the poison myself? Let me write my review.

The previous setting of this book is somewhat similar to Jianlai.

I'm convinced, this protagonist is a loser, the writing is messy, and it's poisonous. It makes me so sick. Damn it, each of these villains is more disgusting than the last.

Dare I ask the author, is the word "shang" in the word "shanghu" a verb or an adjective?

At the beginning, I was obsessed with the vixen. That part made me laugh to death. Come on, author.

What would you do if you found out that your wife was a fox demon? I can __. The shemale has a different path. I will peel off its skin and make it into clothes.

Actually it's not bad, why are so many people squirting

The author is asking for an update, but it hasn't been updated for a day.

It's not very poisonous, it's well written.