A Little Fox's Immortal Cult Handbook
小狐狸的仙教版修行百科
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 1d ago
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Plot
Why did the plot become so disjointed after the fox defeated the demons who attacked the city? It completely lost the refreshing feel of the beginning. And most importantly, why did the characters' dialogue? It didn't connect with the plot in my mind; the transitions felt abrupt and jarring. They were all talking about the same thing, but it seemed like they were each talking about their own separate things.
Since the main character is a fox, a question that must be asked is: how does a fox sound?
The last time I saw such a cute animal was the Three-Flower Goddess.
The fox is nice, ruarua fox head
The author clearly used to be a fox, as he describes the newly awakened fox as very cute, with a quirky and clever way of thinking that makes him quite endearing. The scene in the city describes how the demeanor of the fox pretending to be a deity while helping someone is slightly different from that in the mountains, but it has its own unique charm.
Yes, the author writes very well.
I can already picture it in my mind: a little fox lying on the roof, surrounded by a flock of sparrows, secretly watching the people below. It has a distinctly quirky and whimsical feel, and is full of ethereal charm, making it much better than those officialdom-oriented or underworld-oriented cultivation novels that are overly focused on personal gain.
It looks really good 🙂
Highly recommended, you must try it!
Reading the reviews, I thought it would start strong but then decline and fall apart later on, but thankfully I hesitated before starting. In conclusion, it's excellent. I finished it in two days; it was very smooth, and I wasn't bored at all. I even stayed up all night to finish it.
A masterpiece from the start, the fox descriptions are so vivid. It's been republished under a different author.
It was ghostwritten before being published, and after publication, it became rambling nonsense. It's obvious there was no outline, and the writing style is forced and unnatural. The character development is excellent, but the plot is a complete mess.
The problem of current books
Evaluations will naturally be mixed, but this mainly focuses on shortcomings. First: Can it still retain its freshness? These past few chapters have introduced new scenes, which has somewhat salvaged the situation. Writing about events that only happen in one fixed location just doesn't work.
I feel the author went a bit too far.
The comments section is saying the author used a ghostwriter, but I don't think so. Judging from the chapter where the author was drunk, it seems the author wanted a quirky writing style to highlight the fox's essence. This was good in the early stages, but recently, the emphasis on the fox's eccentricity has become too much, neglecting the character development of some supporting characters.