After I Transmigrated into a Game World, I Became a Fox-Girl

It's alive? Because you're updating too slowly, I've already started writing my own book.

So this book is still being updated? If someone hadn't liked my comment, I would have completely forgotten. It might be a bit late to mention this book now, author. Welcome back!

The protagonist not only doesn't have any cheat codes, but also levels up slower than others, has worse equipment, and can't revive like other players. The system is brain-dead. Towns can harass players without any protection system. You can die easily, yet you still have to fight monsters, do quests, and run dungeons. Are you planning for something to happen every time you're about to die? The game system doesn't care about the protagonist's life. Are you planning for the protagonist to be accidentally killed by someone else?

This novel is really updated sporadically.

One-on-one? Or a harem?

I hadn't checked back in six months, and wow, not bad, the progress bar is still halfway through. Then I looked at the table of contents and suddenly realized that the progress bar was only halfway through because I didn't have enough money to finish it six months ago, so I left it halfway.

I wasn't originally planning to write a long review, because I forgot what I read at the beginning. The writing is very smooth, and the plot flows very well, except for a few jumps in the transitions between the main storylines. The main highlight is the romance, with the love and entanglements between the female characters clearly portrayed. The downside is the background storyline; it felt like the scenes were forced to change. I believe the author had a planned pace, but the transitions weren't abrupt enough. The author seems to have said they wouldn't write too much about cultivation, but since it's related to the main plot, at least make sure it's complete. The game-related ideas are very good, such as the walking viscount title, the dragon storyline, and the semi-NPC status (I personally really wanted to see the little fox NPC give out serious quests, but...).

This is my first time writing a book review, so please be gentle with your criticism. Because I recently changed my phone, I only read up to the part about Su Siyu and the Dragon King, so I'll just talk about my initial impressions. At first, I thought it was just a typical gender-swap novel, using a common IP, but when I started reading, I realized it was quite different from typical gender-swap stories. Su Siyu's gender transformation initially surprised me, which made me continue reading. The protagonist is a very thoughtful person; unlike other invincible overpowered protagonists after transformation, his personality changes gradually—a typical slow-burn type. And the plot...

The free content is available for a limited time in June, and I haven't seen the paid parts yet, but the beginning is okay. I probably won't be able to finish watching the free parts, so I'll talk about it later.

Free for a limited time in June