The Fox and Her Nine Tails

This book will be updated at a slower pace now, just to give it a break. My mind feels blank.

The new cover and the content are such a big contrast (I mean, it's so cute!).

To be honest, it's really well-written, and I quite like it. However, the protagonist still suffers from the common problem of being a bit dim-witted, betrayed multiple times yet still unable to learn ruthlessness. And why doesn't he use his ability to devour other things to acquire crystal cores to enhance himself? Even ordinary zombies' cores would be useful; small amounts add up.

A happy ending in a post-apocalyptic world feels like a difficult task to write. To write a good ending, one could only do something like in the anime God Eater (where the finale involves killing the Heavenly Father boss) and achieving a small goal. But that always feels like something's missing because the apocalypse isn't over yet, and there are countless such goals to accomplish. However, writing about saving the world would require far too much space, and I probably wouldn't have the energy for it.

I finished reading it and it's really well-written, but I don't want Mo Shiyan to be the female lead; her personality is too nauseating. However, judging from the plot, she'll probably die. I guess she'll be killed by a monster or someone, or she'll try to possess the protagonist but be killed by the ancestral spirit, or she'll be killed by a stronger consciousness while possessing the protagonist.

It's written to my liking; the yandere and apocalyptic themes are well-integrated, making the characters more fleshed out than other yandere stories. I hope the author continues writing.

The protagonist also has some Stockholm syndrome; that's how I perceive his behavior.

They changed the cover?

God knows how many collections you lost.

Tomb sweeping, my favorite novel was abandoned by the eunuch, sigh.