Fox Spirit Matchmaker: I'm No True Immortal

I don't know what the author's "big steel" is, but for me, the most important thing in Fox Spirit Matchmaker fanfiction is pretense and showing off. To be honest, the human side in Fox Spirit Matchmaker has a lot of problems. They are clearly in a weak position, even facing extinction. If the demons weren't so disunited, they would have wiped out the humans long ago.

Even those on the eighth, ninth, or seventh floors can't beat that monkey. He's not the real Great Sage, so we should avoid his sharp edge.

However, why would the protagonist need to learn marksmanship? The main offensive method of a gun is thrusting, but a three-pointed double-edged sword is clearly not very suitable for thrusting. It will get stuck by the two blade tips as soon as it thrusts, which is not conducive to creating a deep wound.

Knowing that going beyond the mainstream would inevitably lead to a confrontation with the Black Fox Queen, I thought there would be some backup plan. In the end, it turned out to be a mutual destruction, and then an uncertain Third Young Master came to the rescue.

Can you guys please stop discussing combat power and techniques? I'm just here to find Shennong 🤝

The Eight-Nine Arcane Arts are really weak in this world, not strong at all.

Reaching the second stage of cultivation only means having slightly higher physical strength than your peers? Is this what the nine-thousand-year-old peaches are for—relieving constipation?

Since the author uses Erlang Shen as the main character, then none of these lines can be omitted. [I know better than you how difficult it is to bear his will.] Open! Little monkey, you do indeed resemble him somewhat. Since that's the case, I won't hold back and offend you. Today, let's teach his descendants. If you can't dodge this knife, you might as well try again.

Why not make Ya Ya the female lead instead of Wang Quan Zui? The protagonist should be able to achieve immortality, and he could serve as the soul anchor for the reincarnation of the Bitter Love Tree.

The protagonist hasn't improved his strength in several chapters, the main plot is progressing very slowly, and the foreshadowing of the third eye not opening—which was introduced at the beginning—hasn't materialized at all. The romance storyline hasn't progressed much either.