I Was Just Raising a Virtual Pet. You’re Telling Me It’s a Nine-Tailed Heavenly Fox?

It's watchable and not problematic, but I didn't really like the plot. The protagonist is too ordinary; they should have written more romance. It would be a shame if he didn't fall for Tu Yunxi. The relationship with his roommate is realistic, but the protagonist encounters so many things. Even if the delivery guy seems to anticipate his every move, shouldn't he at least have some common sense?

However, the setting of this novel is really similar to that of the book "My Electronic Wife Became the Queen of the Apocalypse".

It's really good, worth following. The plot progresses simultaneously in the game and in reality, at a good pace without being simplistic. 12 Updates a day is also decent, but it's a pity the ratings weren't good enough, so it was probably cut by the censors.

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

It's a bit illogical. The protagonist starts off worrying about money, then suddenly starts spending a fortune on some dubious game without any explanation. You could even say the protagonist is terminally ill and doesn't care about money.

It's pretty good. It's short but refreshing, and the ending is also nice.

Go go go, you're awesome!

The story unfolds along two parallel paths, one where the imitators live and the scholars die, and the other a very conventional chat group. The cyberpunk grandpa the author created is very promising, and the plot is solid. I hope the story can break out of that framework (at least it seems to me). I look forward to the future development.

Novel subject matter, good-looking