The Goddess's Pet Diary

A supernatural being that can only be accepted by a specific group of people, and ordinary people are protected so that the supernatural being cannot harm them—isn't this just a case of chuunibyou (middle school syndrome) and fellow sufferers? A world that only I and my fellow sufferers know about?

The protagonist first acquires a suit of armor, then encounters the Pinball Legend Island, using the armor's power to power a pinball fighter. Finally, he encounters the Hurricane Warrior Island, where the armored warriors launch spinning tops from the pinball fighter. The combined power of these three extraordinary abilities is sure to shock the world!

When will a book titled "The Fox's Domestication Diary" be published, detailing how foxes are domesticated by readers? From initial reluctance and resistance; to giving up and abandoning the struggle; to acceptance and enjoyment; and finally, finding a owner, even paying for one.

At first, the 170 million energy value terrified everyone. Then an unknown person said it might be a machine malfunction, maybe 1700, and ignored it. Everyone just assumed it was 1700. Seriously? At least mention that this machine often breaks down! Then, the two investigators, knowing they probably couldn't handle 1700 either, asked the protagonist a question and then ignored it again!

The premise is interesting, but the author struggled to manage the plot, resulting in a somewhat drawn-out narrative. The protagonist's strength isn't particularly impressive, yet there are always unexpected events introduced, without any concrete actions demonstrating a desire for improvement. The writing is mostly slice-of-life, which isn't particularly engaging, and the event progression feels rather awkward. 😅

To be honest, the synopsis didn't appeal to me at all, and I swiped past it the first time. Then I suddenly remembered if Fox had written a new book, and when I checked, it turned out to be this one, so I had to read it. By the way, this author really likes lolis.

The first villain was such an idiot! And why did it suddenly fast-forward to the murder scene?

If you have over 3000 fan points in any of Fox's books, you can claim the reward by following the picture. You can also claim fan titles from other authors, but it seems you can only choose one to claim.

I think it's pretty good, why isn't it popular?

Actually, I think Lily and the protagonist's family should at least reveal some information. Don't say that the less you know, the safer you are; that's a stranger's opinion. Because you can't watch over them every day. Now it seems like supernatural abilities are rampant. Isn't he afraid that his family members, unaware of these things, will go to their deaths in unusual places, or be fooled by those people? Unless you can count the number of supernatural things in the world on one hand...