A Fox Spirit's Cultivation Handbook in the Age of Declining Magic

As long as the background is similar to the late Qing Dynasty, there will be the problem of "traveling to the Qing Dynasty without rebelling" and "using electric drills." The author simply can't solve this, and it's also difficult to insist on portraying it as a Han Chinese dynasty, as that would make the reader uncomfortable. A more completely fictional setting, like the Ming or Shun Dynasty, or even a larger version of Tsarist Russia, would be more plausible.

I've seen some readers asking about the protagonist's sexual orientation, so I want to solemnly declare here that the protagonist will not get married, nor will she have any romantic feelings for any character. As you can see from the theme and world view of this story, the protagonist is a fox spirit who is single-mindedly pursuing the carefree path of immortality, and she will not have any…

Come on

This book is really well-written; it deserves to be a hit. 🙂

Male authors can't write good female protagonists; their thinking is just different. 🙂

The protagonist is already invincible in the world in the very first chapter. How can the story continue? He hasn't fought a single real hard battle yet, nor has he taken human form.

Fox Demon

🙂

Live well, don't end your life prematurely. This world still has a long way to go. Let's see what you write about: the illusion and the truth.

Looks like we can put the drill down for now. 😊