You Asked Me to Be a Mage, Not Raise a Nine-Tailed Divine Fox

The Nine-Tailed Divine Fox has arrived!

You received a donation of 1,000,000 Qidian coins from Menghu Jiajia.

Honestly, it's too bland. It's not like the light novel style of Qingquan, where female characters are treated as tools; it follows a harem route. The protagonist also has feelings for the princess. For a harem light novel, the pacing at over 300 chapters is too bland. However, for a beast-taming novel, the pacing is decent and worth reading.

This book really suited my taste; its "fast-paced, enjoyable" style was clearly defined, and the plot had no major flaws. The downside was the lack of detailed descriptions; the character development, setting, and events were insufficient, and some foreshadowing was lacking, making the plot feel somewhat forced. In short, the author's writing style was a bit lacking, but writing skills can only be improved through practice, so hopefully the author will improve in the future.

You're from Gouquan, and your writing is alright. Keep it up!

Question 1: What kind of perpetual motion machine are you? Assuming the protagonist's maximum magic power is 1000, even if he were a perpetual motion machine, and the magic power ratio for creating magic water was 100:100, you wouldn't get much back if this stuff was distributed to those people below.

It's a bit strange, why would they need to bring in this kind of random maid?

Is this novel about a saint? Has anyone read a sample of Shennong's novel?

I have a question: Will this water-making spell create the bottle along with the water? Will the bottle disappear after I drink the water?

Okay, okay, Mina, right? Noita, right? Let's plant a sun for fun.