When the Dao Ends: Born as a Baby, My Mother Is a Fluffy Fox Demon

The demon race is the demon race, and the human race is the human race! I always deceive myself when I write novels about alien beasts and give the protagonist a "blurred race"; but whether it is fantasy, Xianxia, Martial Arts, fantasy; practicing a Tao is a transformation from 'imperfection' to omnidirectional to "Perfection". The path of cultivation is to understand one's own heart, realize one's way, and see one's true self! Rebirth: After the death of a person, the soul is reborn as an 'ordinary beast, etc.' To practice him/her; it must be faster than the indigenous monsters of middle and lower bloodline. 'Because of the wisdom, memory, experience of the previous life, and the lack of physical vision in the local world, the above six aspects are turned into the foundation'. Use this as the reason in the soul to control the animal nature and make the best choice for the current path that suits you to enhance your strength and reach the top; get rid of the identity of a chess piece and jump out of the chessboard to become a 'chess player'. Seizing the Body: After a person dies, he turns to the "ordinary beasts, monster beasts, and divine beasts" to practice, and then his soul realizes that he is still a human race, but his body is a foreign race. The only place I look at is the human race! If you are not of my race, your heart will be different. Your body is in Cao Ying, but your heart is in Han. Smiling evilly, "You have a way to die" All righteous men, please ✊✊✊ ...

When I saw words like Wuji and Endless, I knew this book was going to be awkward.

Generally speaking, he is submissive to others and strikes hard against monsters.

It's stuck between unattractive and good-looking. When I saw that there were so many resources for the protagonist of the daily novel before it was put on the shelves, he was a time traveler and a panel writer. There was no innovation at all in daily life. It was just a kind of pure cultivation because of the resources (not enough whimsy). The writing was also the same. Part of the space description was a bit strange, and the rest was between good and bad.

If there is no filial piety, I won't watch it. If you can, I'll give you a ticket to watch it.

1. Style change Before it was put on the shelves, it was basically a daily article. After it was put on the shelves, it quickly jumped to a combat article. Although the author had said that he wanted to change the style, he still couldn't accept it for a while. 2. The power system is unclear As a fox, the protagonist uses the number of his tails to indicate strength, while the human system is a common foundation building-transcending tribulation. The connection between the two main power systems is too weak, and I always feel that the protagonist's strength fluctuates, which makes me a little confused. 3. The priority of elements in the novel is unclear 1. The author has greatly introduced the elements of the gram series, which is a good point to watch, but it is not well reflected in the text, and it has to be out of shape. 2. The author describes the world view based on the framework of the Classic of Mountains and Seas. However, the performance of the strange beasts of the mountains and seas (which have appeared in the article) is not well integrated with the elements of the system. It feels that there is no conflict between the two. This should be the most imaginative and plot-tension focus in the novel (personal opinion), but it is a pity that the author does not focus on this description. 3. The author included Mao Niang in the title of the book, but after it was put on the shelves, Mao Niang's sense of existence dropped rapidly and she became a passing character. The style of daily writing suddenly changed to combat, and it felt like there was no need to be so hasty and the focus could be slowly shifted.       ，（）， Mao Niang and the protagonist are basically tied together (144). It feels like this combination should be able to come and go freely on the currently displayed map, but the perspective of describing the big world is still too small and too broad, and the details are not filled in well. (Looking forward to the author's greatly enriched world) 5. I hope the author will continue his efforts and that his works will sell well.

Fast forward to filial piety gone bad! ! ! Otherwise, it would be meaningless and the plot would be just so-so.

I read it in one sitting in two or three days. I really liked this book! Especially... The furry Fuyang mother-in-law is my favorite! It is really a blessing to have a gentle, strong and protective mother. This book feels quite eye-catching, for example, there is no relationship line with other girls, and there is no harem, but some warm daily life with the mother (even the godmother and grandmother). Hey, my mother is a crazy child-protector, and my son is also a mother's baby. The protagonist's improvement in strength is not to become the so-called "number one in the world" or "the will of the world", but simply to protect his mother and the country of Su. The setting of Eastern Cthulhu is quite interesting, but what touched me most in the whole book was the delicate emotional descriptions with my mother. I quite like this "mom's baby" setting. Reading it makes me feel very warm and reassuring. There are really very few books with this kind of setting. Apart from this book, there is only one I have seen so far. It is "Folklore: Baby Begins, Mother Takes Off the Painted Skin". Well... The title is a bit similar. I just finished reading it a few days ago and I also like it very much. It's just that the ending can be seen to be a bit rushed, and there are still good things that haven't been explained yet, but I understand, and I saw the author's post saying that he can't survive relying on this book, hhhh. But the ending is not bad? Let's just call it a happy ending, well… I need to figure out the happy ending by myself. But it's good that Mother Fuyang can leave the small world of mountains and seas!

I hope to have more interactions with Mao Niang

Why did it only go on the shelves on August 1st? I feel like your book is very strange. You wrote so much before putting it on the shelves. To be honest, your grades are a bit poor, but this book is still quite good in terms of daily prose. It is indeed what my grandmother said, don't rush to grow up.