Raising a Fox as a Wife

When will the next one be released? Really like your book

Is it true that if the male protagonist bites the tip of his tongue so many times, it won't rot?

It doesn't matter if there are too many bugs, but the male protagonist talks too much. He has a lot of descriptions in his mind but doesn't dare to take action. Others push him to take a step, which seems redundant. The key point is also strange, why did you become a cultivator? The content doesn't match the title of the book, okay? I just wrote about it in the early stage, and then it went sideways. The transition was very abrupt. There were a few places that felt inexplicable. I don't know, I thought I skipped a few chapters and didn't read it. It was very twisted.

Author~ You have a paragraph about the Seven Kills Monument! There is a mistake. What you wrote is (All things are created to support the people, and the people have no good deeds to repay God, kill, kill, kill, kill, kill) In fact, the correct original text is (all things are born with humans, humans have nothing with heaven, kill kill kill kill kill kill) In fact, Zhang Xianzhong erected two steles! The "Holy Metaphor Stele" and the "Seven Kills Stele". The "Seven Killings Stele" no longer exists, but there are written records; the "Holy Edict Stele" was unearthed from the mass graves of Guanghan and is now in Fanghu Park in Guanghan. The inscription on the back of the stele is "The Tombs of Tens of Thousands" written by General Yang Zhan of the Southern Ming Dynasty about Zhang Xianzhong's massacre.

This is a good book that I never get tired of reading, and the plot direction is beyond my expectation. I feel that every word and every word is full of fantasy, and I can't help but delve into this magical elixir that makes my vacation no longer boring!

Is the author male or female?

It's okay, but the most important thing I can't accept is that Yi Xian and Li Xuanxue are both Long Fei's wives, and later they are both the same person. The rest of the content is too concise and the ending is hasty. And the title raises a fox as a wife? I need to write more about the story of Long Fei and Yi Xian.

After reading it in confusion, it was not very exciting. Why did he start by catching ghosts and subjugating demons, and later he cultivated spirits and chased immortals? He raised a fox as his wife, but his relationship with the fox was dull and unremarkable. Is this a bit off topic?

I don't think it's very interesting. The main character doesn't practice much. He just relies on luck. It's quite speechless😓. Personally, I don't like Li Xuanxue very much. The title is "Raising Foxes for Trouble". What does it mean? Really, these are all a mess, but there are still interesting ones. The logic of this book is still good, and the rest is a bit hard to describe.

I think the author has it, and he subconsciously wonders if the protagonist has a hole in his head. If he makes the same mistake N times, he will die.