The Fox Son-in-Law of Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio

，，，，         ，，，，，，， It's already 2022, and many fairy tales and even fantasy novels are still written like this. It's not unfair to follow this routine and cut it off in half. Demons and ghosts are originally fictitious literary images and do not exist in the world. Journey to the West uses this as an introduction to draw readers into the fictional world. The mysterious and mysterious scenery creates another different world. For fairy novels, the most important thing is these characters that do not exist in reality. Whether they are successfully created is directly related to whether the fairy world in the book is fascinating and creates another world that is completely different from reality.                                                                                                                                                                                                                              The monsters and monsters are portrayed as cannibals, and then they start cutting and killing for the sake of human beings. However, it is separated from the real world. In reality, normal people do not understand the logic and reasons of eating people alive. However, the fairyland and foreign land in the article are also messed up. It's so smoky, I would like to ask why readers should read these clumsy writing methods that provoke people to compete with the killing instinct to attract readers to continue reading. Why don't they play some LoL gun battles? After all, not everyone can write about killing people. It's timid to chop people off, and it's stingy and vulgar in principle. It's not even fun. It feels like watching a group of clowns rehearsing.        ，，，， Why do so many people read the simulator type? I think many authors and writers really need to think carefully about it. Nowadays, most novels are time travel mode. I think readers and writers really need to think about it. If you write that you hate the fairyland and other world in your novel, how are you going to let readers take the place of it?        ，，，，，， I hope this book will not follow the footsteps of those books. If the author runs out of inspiration, there are many strange books in ancient times, including foreign ones, that have no copyright. You can copy them as you like, and no one cares. Even the popular games and animation worlds such as Old Headband can sew some elements in appropriately if they have the ability.        ，，，，，，，

The writing is okay in many places, but I really can't stand you making up this history. King Qin Yingzheng was killed by Jing Ke! Then the Lu family of Qi hid in the mountains to train soldiers for four generations and came out to sweep the world? Finally, how much respect did the unified six kingdoms have for King Qin Yingzheng, and they also offered sacrifices and overhauled King Qin's tomb? ? ? I'm really speechless about the rest of your history -_-|| It doesn't matter whether you change it from the period of the Chu-Han struggle for hegemony, the period of the New Dynasty at the junction of East and West Han, the period of the Two Jins, the period of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, or the Song Dynasty, you must change it.

After reading Chapter 54, I feel that the protagonist is becoming less and less like a time traveler and has become like an aborigine. The early stage is really useless. This kind of Confucian novels are basically just copycats (and I understand that the author himself cannot write a shocking masterpiece), but the story line should not be too bland. At least it should have something refreshing or memorable, otherwise no one will read the early stage, and no one will read the later stage. Also, can the plot not be too draggy? There are dozens of chapters of "True Learning", which is really uncomfortable to read. It's not as enjoyable as the early period of Confucianism and Taoism.

The engagement with the third lady felt very baffling. Looking at it later, it seemed a bit far-fetched just for the sake of the title of the book, or it was a bit too much. I felt depressed after reading it.

Let me briefly talk about my thoughts after reading it. I like the gentleman-like protagonist and the characters in the book. Each one has a different personality and image, and none of them is one-sided. Unlike in online novels, the supporting characters are just there to give away experience. IQ is online and everyone's behavior is logical, which I think is particularly brilliant. The supporting characters left a deep impression on me, including the innkeeper who helps the protagonist, the owner Xunfang who is beautiful and loves talents, and the tiger who is obviously a tiger but has human nature. Even Ping'er, a book boy, is alive, clever and has his own ideas. He is really lifelike. Fox fairies and ghost friends, gods, men and strange stories, especially have the feeling of a fairy tale. The writing style is full of ancient meaning and has the style of ancient prose. People who read it just feel that their own character can be like the ancient sages. I feel as if I have entered a world of gods and ghosts. However, I have to say something that I personally feel is not very good. I think the setting of the protagonist as a time traveler is not good. It would be better to directly describe the original owner's resurrection from the dead, being enlightened by gods and men, and having the cultural influence and inheritance of another world. The protagonist's behavior of not daring to see the original owner's mother when he returns home is, in my opinion, a guilty conscience. You are equivalent to occupying a magpie's nest. If the mother of the original owner knew that her real child was dead and that the one in front of her was a fake and a wild ghost had taken over your son's body, would you accept it? Or it can be written that the original owner came back from the dead and had the memory and character of another person, and the two merged into one. Another poisonous point is the literary copyist. Either don't write this kind of plot and just write the protagonist's own original poems and songs. Or alternatively, with a higher and more far-reaching intention, say that I have been enlightened by gods and men, and can bring his ancient and modern books and classics from all over the world to the world. God took them out of time and space and asked me to bring them to the world. Isn't this more pretentious and grand? The four directions are called the universe, and the past and present are called the universe. Isn't this a miracle? Who dares to question? It's marked with the name of the original author, so you don't have to lick your face to write your own name. Besides, do you understand the things you copied from the public, and can you clearly explain the allusions in them? Do you have that kind of literary talent? If you really have that kind of literary talent, you can write good articles without copying. Overall, the shortcomings do not hide the good points. I personally like this article very, very much! Among them, the views of the time traveler Wen Chao Gong are only my personal views, and there are some personal opinions in them, so I hope you don't take them too seriously. This article is really good. I was also influenced by the book reviews at first. I felt that the protagonist was weak and uninteresting. However, it's your turn to click on it and you'll truly discover the true meaning. Recommended! Sprinkle flowers♡(*´∀｀*)(*´∀｀*)♡

Is the heroine in the character column the kind of heroine who is paired with the male protagonist? Why does she remember that she had a crush on someone before? If so, is it still linked to the title of the book?

Don't read the book review section, there are a lot of people who want to read cool articles 😅 I don't want to read the good classical fairy tales, I just like to level up and fight monsters, I can't understand 😅🤔

Are you sure you weren't married in ancient times?

Holy shit, I've read less than twenty chapters. This is a good book. I haven't seen a book like this for a long time. It's so interesting! ! ! Why are you scolding that no one is watching? This nine-year-old bookworm vindicates the name of this book. It is a quasi-licorice for three and a half stars. I just don't know what will happen next. Hahahaha. When I read it again, it's just a little too short, not even 300 chapters. Hahahaha.

It feels like both humans and ghosts are ready to take advantage of the protagonist.