Tokyo, But I'm a Lying Little Fox

Let's talk about my feelings first. The storyline and logic are pretty good, the system is not obtrusive, and the portrayal of the female protagonists is pretty good. The most valuable thing is that the male protagonist gives people a good impression.                                                                                                                                                          but after reading the introduction and considering the theme of niqing, I had no expectations for this book. I thought that the male protagonist would deceive the various female protagonists through the system to gain cultivation and gain the favor of each female protagonist at the same time. This is a very common Tokyo system flow. In recent years, it has become too common and most of them are very boring. But what is unexpected is that the main story of the story is about cheating and punishing evil people in society to gain cultivation. The deception that heats up the relationship with the heroine is more like teasing than cheating. What is commendable is that the male protagonist currently gives people a really good impression, with a sense of ease and ease. As for the specifics, I will not go into details. Talking about the heroine, there are probably multiple heroines. The protagonist also has a very clear idea of ​​not hanging from a tree. This is commendable. After all, he is a monster, and it is a bit messy to be bound by human rules. I won't go into details about the current band members, members of the Paranormal Countermeasures Bureau, the savior lady, and a few suspected ones. The portrayal of the female protagonist is quite distinct, and none of them are objectionable so far. In fact, it is quite rare to achieve this. Most of the female protagonists in the popular novels in the world are mostly vases, and sometimes they will bite the male protagonist. The male protagonist is obviously very strong, but he is often grabbed, and he is as well-behaved as a dog on a leash. Every time I read this kind of book, I always feel inexplicable, and then I feel a little disgusted with the female protagonist (suddenly I can understand the audience of the novel without a female protagonist) Another type of daily novel focuses on daily life and interaction with the female protagonist. Often, because the initial relationship is not deep enough, the male protagonist will be picked up by the female protagonist. Most of the male protagonists' performance is unsatisfactory, to put it harshly, like a dog being trained, which is really frustrating to read. (The flower of the high mountain, the beauty of the iceberg, has really tasted enough of this kind of novel🤮) But this book is really well written, and the heroines are really likable. Although I think most of the reasons are because the male protagonists are always on the strong side, but there are other reasons, that is, most of the heroines who have appeared so far are not vases... There is too much written, and probably no one will read it In short, this book is worth reading. If you click in, you can give it a try. Don't leave just because of this introduction.

Why are there so many fox articles lately?

I was only reading it intermittently at first, but the author, like the Conqueror, became more and more interesting as he wrote. The author's personal style of writing is very distinct, with a milky smell of rolling around. Whether it is a male fox, a female fox, an accomplice, a little genius or even a good brother, his descriptions all have this sticky and sweet feeling, like a pulled banana. The description of major events is like a layer of meringue on the surface, regulating the image and character of the characters - for example, the male fox is playful but not evil, the accomplice is delicate but not unruly; the little genius is proud but naive, and the female fox is gentle and unpredictable. Just looking at it can make people smile like an aunt from the heart. The male fox is wily and scheming. He makes people feel comfortable when he is a disgusting bastard. He makes people laugh when he teases his friends. When he is appropriately embarrassed, it will not make people think that he is always winning, creating quite a lot of laughter. All in all, in this category, it is an excellent work that handles the plot, characters, and relationships quite well. It is updated three times a day. It is really... Thai pants are hot!

The male protagonist currently seems to have a distinct personality and good writing skills. If there are recommendations, the results should be more than this.

The male protagonist's strength is a bit of a challenge 😏 If you use your abilities more, he will run out of power 😏 Not to mention invincible, at least his strength is a bit higher.

I feel like I posted it in the wrong place. If the two-dimensional flavor is too strong here, I will suffer a loss.

I have to say that this is the most interesting of the recent fox novels to my taste. It interacts with every female character but is not too close to it. There are very few novels that can skillfully write about the female character's affection and the male protagonist's game world. Furthermore, the book's ratio of daily life and combat is also very clever. The battle does not involve a bunch of incomprehensible operations, where you take out an artifact with a bluffing name and then kill it with a knife, but a battle of wits that is very in line with the fox style mixed with some slang. I feel that this is an orthodox fox. But this book has a problem, and it is very fatal, that is, the update is too slow. I think the fox should be able to code words with four paws at the same time. It is recommended to update 100,000 words per day 😃

This is how the fox gives me the feeling 😰

I only had this account dedicated to writing books when I started, and by the time I posted this comment, I had only opened two books (this one and the Witch one, a few months apart, purely because I was lazy), and I had not opened any other new books. I won't say anything back if I didn't write well or if I was a mess. I don't dare to pat my chest and promise that I will never be an eunuch for the rest of my life, but you can't blame someone else's eunuch on me?

Apart from being a bit self-indulgent, the problem with your book is that the main line is unclear and the way of advancement is repetitive and monotonous. The former question needs to create enough suspense and set goals that the protagonist needs to complete, such as who to save. The problem with the latter is that the seventy-two transformations are too supermodel. Transforming into a fly and an insect all day long can spoil the story. There is no other way to develop.