Fox Demon: I Have Doraemon's Dimensional Treasure Bag

Let me start by saying that I have never seen "Fox Demon". I felt pretty good after reading Chapter 17, but the character of the protagonist is a bit inconsistent. He was very forbearing when he was caught as a mine slave. Because of the treasure bag system, he did not give up hope. After escaping, it's normal to think about getting stronger and taking revenge. Then he was caught by "Tu Feng". From here on, the protagonist started to have a bit of a dog-licking and masochistic tendency (really like Nobita's feeling about Doraemon, who would shine brightly if given a little sunshine, and then get carried away). The author must have read the original work and knows the characteristics of this character, but as of what I read, the protagonist doesn't know who this is. From the news I got in the early stage, the world is extremely unfriendly to ordinary people. Plus I haven't read the original work either. So the change in behavior of the protagonist here is really inconsistent.

In Doraemon, there is a world-destroying bomb used to blow up rats. Take this one out. This one is very powerful.

Because he was kind-hearted and wanted to help a fox demon, and then he was caught. What a rubbish plot. Chun Chun persuaded him to quit.

When it comes to Doraemon when he was a child, the thing that impressed him the most was the sandbox prop that could help him become an immortal and the creator of the world

There is also no mine gourmet tablecloth from the classic early stage introduction of Little Trash.

Hurry, write the main character to death, I can't wait to see the black fox become darker.

The function of props is too low-end, it's like a low-end version of low-end equipment. Go check it out (dedicate Doraemon to an imperfect world).

To be honest, I hate seeing preaching in novels that are extremely vicious. Many novels are abandoned right after this point.

I tried to suppress the ability of props, but I escaped everyone first 88

Didn't Lie 800 say it's the other way around? Are you still talking about it?

The beginning is different from the introduction. It's the author's left brain attacking the right brain. Also, the protagonist just got the system and the author started cutting the props without thinking, for fear that the writing would be fun, right?

Just take out the Ruyi phone booth, the first day is a god on earth, the second day is a citizen of the motherland, and the third day I don't eat beef

It feels like it's easy to get carried away, the narrative is too long

It feels like time is written backwards. In the future, the protagonist who knows nothing meets the close sister who has experienced the pain of losing the protagonist. After getting along for a while, due to the collapse of the time prop, the protagonist goes back to the past and meets the ignorant little sister. Ke Jin takes care of her and then disappears. Then Feng Qi becomes the King of Destruction. It hurts, it hurts! It's more interesting that way. It perfectly fits the fox demon's gain, loss and reunion. Jie Jie Jie.

I remember that Doraemon has a fusion machine that can fuse any object (including himself), which means that the props in the fourth-dimensional pocket can also be fused to himself. As for maintaining the human form, as long as there is nanotechnology, it can be aggregated into a human, or some props that can transform objects into a human will do. In this way, a technology god who combines all the power of technology was born! Moreover, this kind of technological god involves rules and concepts, and is very powerful!

Chapter 76 contains typos and omissions in places 5 and 6, right? And you still don't change it after a day. This is a chapter you paid for. You can't deal with this kind of thing.

The novel is okay, quite creative. It can be pursued, but there are just a few minor issues at the moment. 1 Updates are too few and too slow. 2 Some comments say that she is controlled by others. I think it is okay. This woman can be treated as a state-owned enterprise. Although she is being squeezed, at least her life, food, clothing, housing and transportation are guaranteed. In the early days, it was indeed dangerous for one person to survive alone, but one could survive if there was a big boss next to him. It seems to be okay so far, but those who have never seen Fox Demon may not understand the situation inside.

Lie 800, I feel that your props are so rubbish, and I don't even want to read the accompanying plot. It feels like it starts but ends, and if you can't write down how to use Doraemon's props, don't try too hard.

Although it's a bit slow, it's still useful

Can you live forever? I don't think Kitsune and Doraemon have their lifespans increased, right?

The protagonist is poorly written and the plot description is awkward

Is the guy on the roadside a little demon king? So high?

Generally speaking, it is a bit intellectually depressing, but judging from the current fandom of fox monsters, this book is the tallest among the short ones. Moreover, this book is mainly read by Q, and everyone knows the ethos of Q reading. Although the author has repeatedly emphasized the concept of "being poor is good for oneself, and being prosperous is good for the world", I still felt uncomfortable watching it. I felt that I was too kind-hearted, and to put it bluntly, I couldn't take it in. There are also some plots that are overdone and unreasonable, such as where Cuiyu Xiaotan was abducted and trafficked by her own race, but why was she taken to Jinxi Town? He didn't say why she came to Baibao Pavilion. I say lowering one's intelligence because the protagonist only considers the ideal of world unity, but does not consider educating the people without distinction. Then who is going to work? Everyone has gone to practice immortality, who will still work in the fields? Moreover, the productivity is completely insufficient to support the entire population in cultivating immortality. Those aristocratic families also use their wisdom to encourage the people to cultivate immortality. When there is famine and resources are insufficient, they can push the pot back and then drag the cannon fodder to the front lines to kill monsters. Also, the technique of cultivating immortals is not the most important. The most important thing is to monopolize resources. As long as there are resources, ordinary people cultivating immortals will be better cannon fodder, and there is no need to worry about them losing control. After all, if you don't die in vain, there are people on the street who are willing. Of course, there is no need to care so much about the books written by Q Reading, and it doesn't matter much if the logic is not good enough. After all, Q Reading's thoughtful books are not popular.

The front part is okay, but the back part of the parallel world is poorly written.

The author's writing is good and the ideas are good, but some of the time points in your book are inconsistent and inconsistent. It would be nice if the author could change this.

Isn't the human race a bit tough?

It's quite interesting. The heroine Fengqi is in the beginning, and then she travels to a parallel line. The author doesn't stop updating.

The pace is too slow. The book is pretty good

Do all the novels you open have multiple female protagonists?