The Nine-Tailed Fox Immortal

Shen Nong has already tried the poison, it is not poisonous and can be eaten

"Transformation of the Nine-Tailed Fox Fairy" really made me finish it in one go, and it has great stamina. The protagonist Su Nan transforms from a young man into a nine-tailed fox girl. This setting is very attractive in itself, but what really fascinates me is that the author combines transformation with urban fantasy very naturally. He does not deliberately act cute or funny, but writes it very solidly. I really like the setting of the Moon Night Teahouse. Every time I see Su Nan, Chen Shiqi, Tu Qing and others go on missions together, or deal with all kinds of monsters in the teahouse, I feel very warm. Especially those daily interactions, such as the bunny-eared girl's shyness and Tu Xueyi's straightforwardness, make the whole book more humane besides the tense battle. Su Nan's growth line is also well written. From being confused at the beginning to truly accepting his identity, and finally taking over the teahouse and becoming the maintainer of order, the whole process is particularly immersive. The showdown between her and her father Su Jing, to be honest, made my heart ache. The sense of fate and tragedy were handled very advancedly. However, I also feel that some of the branch lines are a little delayed in the later stage, and occasionally I feel that the main line advances a little slowly, but the overall shortcomings are not concealed. As a transformation novel, it really pays equal attention to plot and characters. After reading it, I can't help but think about how great it would be if there were extra chapters.

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