Fox Spirit Matchmaker: Hard Work Pays Off, and I’ll Become a Martial Arts God
狐妖：天道酬勤，我终将武道通神
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- 1.9M Words
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- Anime Crossover
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The novel "Fox Spirit Matchmaker" is about cultivating immortality, but the life levels of the cultivators in it don't change at all. Their bodies are fragile, their lifespans are short, and they can only live for a little over a hundred years at most.
I believe some fellow fans have already reached their breaking point, mainly because the protagonist has gone too far, even committing acts like massacring entire cities.
Bloodthirsty audience
It was quite satisfying to kill them all. It would have been even better if the protagonist could become an enemy of the world and cause rivers of blood to flow later on—killing demons, killing humans, and single-handedly defeating the entire world.
It's written so incorrectly.
Previously, the protagonist felt cold, but Feng Qi wasn't cold at all despite wearing no clothes. Plus, Feng Qi is so beautiful. When the protagonist was killing someone, Feng Qi remained so calm, yet the protagonist still thought of her as a weak woman.
It felt like the author was forcing enemies onto the protagonist. The stronger the protagonist became, the fewer enemies could put pressure on him. Then, for the sake of entertainment, they forcibly turned a completely unrelated expert into the protagonist's enemy. I really couldn't hold back my laughter while watching.
Is he a traitor, or does he simply become unable to resist women?
The plot dragged on and on, it was disgusting. They were at war with the Dao Alliance in the first chapter, and then suddenly they were at war again? Seriously? This is ridiculous! So many little foxes from Tushan died for you, what are you doing?
Seriously? What's this next part? They even went to Demon Slayer? Are you serious?
To be honest, after the Mu family patriarch was killed, the protagonist's image changed in my eyes. He started this escape because he wanted to go to Tushan, for Honghong and Rongrong. Therefore, his top priority should be reaching Tushan while protecting the two women, rather than recklessly killing those who block his way.
Jin Renfeng betrayed his master and ancestors, yet no one dared to say anything, saying they were afraid of the villain's power. The protagonist destroyed the Celestial Academy, but instead of being afraid of his power, others risked their lives and even their clans to fight him to the death. What kind of logic is this? I certainly don't understand it.