Immortal Martial Arts in the Tang Dynasty: Being Reborn as a Fox Spirit Is Great

The protagonist's fox form Found online

Shouldn't Wu Zetian be Da Zhou?

Question: Why does Empress Wu Zetian need to be sanctified? Answer: Because the protagonist is male

The pace of this book is actually quite fast. There are many events in dozens of chapters, but these events are very simple, the narration is smooth and smooth, and the protagonist's life is relatively dull, that is, there is no big excitement. I saw some people saying that this is why it feels uncomfortable. The protagonist's life is so smooth. After reading all the chapters, the protagonist had a relatively good fight, and there was a ghost cultivator standing next to him to help beat people. The rest basically relied on his face to make a living and gain connections. But I like this novel very much, because the protagonist is very cute, ignorant about everything, and exploring in a world that he knows nothing about. In addition, the author has always been a fox in the early stage and likes to write about him being white, smooth, smooth and furry. I couldn't help but read him as my own pet. It really looks like my cat. The cat king in the article is also cute, he really looks like my cat. Maybe it will be difficult to bring it in if you look at it later, but it looks really comfortable in the early stage. The little furry animals do everything right.

I remember that foxes are canids? In other words, the protagonist is a dog? Am I right in saying that? Probably... Slipped away

Does the protagonist look like this or this

Takebuki is really rare... She has a lot of dirty information, and her political achievements are nothing. She is just the first empress, so she pays more attention to her...

Beautiful!

Why did he just blow up the corpse and then lie back down again?

Is this not written? There has been no update for two days. . . .