I Just Wanted a Digital Pet, and You’re Telling Me It’s a Nine-Tailed Celestial Fox?

I can watch it, it's non-toxic, I don't like the plot very much, the protagonist is too ordinary, why not write more emotional dramas, don't you like Tu Yunxi, who is also a eunuch, and the relationship with his roommate is more realistic, but your protagonist encounters so many things, not to mention that the express delivery that comes to your door in seconds seems to predict your operations, you should have some brains, what is your body condition, what spiritual stone, is too stupid, and an orphan with no legs and no money, has the same mentality as a normal person? Are you an old monster who has lived for thousands of years? Moreover, Tu Yunxi's favorability will not increase even if he relies on the protagonist. He forgets to set up the classics and does not provide many benefits. He can lose 50 to 50 against the alien fire. Cultivation to immortality is inherently contrary to nature, and many opportunities are obtained by risking one's life. You show that Tu Yunxi is very good. With the resources of the protagonist, a dog can win the Mahayana.

But this novel is really similar to the setting of the book "Electronic Wife, How to Become the Queen of Doom".

Very good looking, worth updating. The overall plot of the game and reality are advanced at the same time. It is neither slow nor fast nor intellectually depressing. It is updated 12 times a day, which is okay. It is a pity that the results are not good and it was cut off by the review.

It's good to watch, the plot is good, the plot is good, but it's too short and weak.

It's a bit counter-logical. The protagonist is still worried about money at the beginning, but ends up playing a game with unknown origins and starts spending money. There is no reason, even if you say that the protagonist is terminally ill and is about to die and doesn't care about money.

It's quite good, not long but very refreshing, and the ending is good.

Come on, come on, come on, great

There are two worlds in parallel, one is where the likes live and the scholars die, and the other is a very conventional chat group. The cyber grandfather set by the author is very exciting and the plot is stable. I hope it can break out of that frame in the future (at least it looks like it to me) and I look forward to the follow-up development.

The theme is novel and beautiful