Fox Spirit Matchmaker: I Have Doraemon's Dimensional Anywhere Pocket
狐妖：我有哆啦A梦的次元百宝袋
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- Completed
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- 568k Words
- Subgenre
- Anime Crossover
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- 1y ago
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Because of his kindness, he wanted to help a fox demon, and then he got captured. What a terrible plot; it's a complete turn-off.
When it comes to Doraemon, what impressed me most as a child was that gadget that allowed one to cultivate into an immortal and create a creation sandbox.
The classic early-game trash-filled cave gourmet tablecloth is also missing.
Hurry up and kill off the main character; I can't wait to see Black Fox turn evil.
The gadgets are so cheap-looking, they're practically a low-budget version of a low-budget game. Go check out "Doraemon: A Dream for an Imperfect World."
To be honest, I hate reading novels with overly didactic or toxic preaching; I often drop novels when they get to that point.
I'm still suppressing my item abilities, so I'm taking my leave now. Bye!
Didn't Lie800 say to do it the opposite way? Why are you saying it the way it is?
Let me share my personal feelings.
First of all, I haven't read "Fox Spirit Matchmaker." I read 17 chapters and thought it was pretty good, but the protagonist's personality felt a bit off. He was very patient and resilient when captured and forced into mining, and because of his magic pocket system, he didn't give up hope. It's normal for him to think about getting stronger and then seeking revenge after escaping.
The beginning contradicts the synopsis, suggesting the author is using their left brain to attack their right. Also, the author starts mindlessly reducing items as soon as the protagonist gets the system, as if afraid of getting too excited.