The Fox Girl's Nanny and Teaching Career

I've been waiting for this grave-sweeping update since middle school, but it still hasn't come...

I remember the first time I read this book was on the night of May 1st, after returning to school from the Labor Day holiday. Feeling lonely and bored, I picked up my phone and started reading a novel, hoping to find something that would resonate with me. Let's talk about this book and the author. Before discussing the author, let's look at the book itself. From the perspective of a recent junior high school graduate... Hmm! Very good! In every aspect... Even though the pacing was a bit too fast at the beginning, it's mostly normal now. From this, we can see that the author, Fox White, values ​​self-discipline and is constantly improving himself. Fox White is quite dedicated, isn't he? For example, restarting the audio...

This is my first time writing a book review (because my writing is terrible) ~ I suddenly had the idea to give my first review to Fox White ~ (/ω\) (Actually, it's not my first time, I accidentally deleted the first one... _:(´_`" ∠):_ …) Speaking of which, this is my first time buying chapters, my first time reading a Chinese light novel... Fox White has taken away so many of my firsts~ I officially started reading web novels about five years ago, and this is the first time I've read such a comfortable article (again, a first). Although I still don't understand whether the protagonist is going to become a Saint Master? A God of Archery? Or a gaming god... But overall, this book made me feel...

The story, though not badly written, would have been fine once it ended with the heroine being found. But the later parts completely fell apart.

I remember reading your book, *The Cute Fox Musician*, five years ago when I was in high school. Back then, I saw a very cute and playful fox-eared girl. Five years later, we meet again on SF (a Chinese online forum), and you've grown into a capable fox-eared teacher! But my feeling that I'm still your fan has never changed. —The following is a serious book review----------- 1. *The Fox Girl's Life as a Nanny and Teacher*, judging from the title alone, you might think it's a lighthearted and fun slice-of-life novel about beast girls. In fact, that does make up the majority of the story...

Over the years, I've read many novels of various genres, and quite a few of them have given me a thrilling, exhilarating feeling—I'm sure you all understand. However, few have resonated with me deeply. I'm a very sentimental person; I often cry while watching anime or movies, but novels rarely evoke that same emotion in me. But this book truly touched me deeply... From Lu Xin's initial encounters with the girls to their everyday interactions, everything felt so heartwarming. Later, when Lu Xin bravely stood up to save her student, I couldn't help but cry... This is the greatest power of a Saintly Teacher...

A few misconceptions about changes in favorites and clicks... Nice to meet you again, this is Lonely F, we're kind of acquaintances. I'm writing this review because Fox White was recently upset in the group about losing favorites, and I originally wanted to just say a few words in the group, but ultimately decided to express my views in a more formal way like a book review. Well... On the SF platform, favorites and clicks reflect a novel's popularity, and authors all hope their work is liked and recognized. Authors are usually quite concerned about favorites, F...

I've always had mixed feelings about Fox White's book. When I first picked it up, I wasn't particularly interested, but after seeing it again later, I decided to add it to my favorites. A year and three months have passed, and the book is now awkwardly on hiatus. I don't know if I qualify as a fan, but seeing it's been on hiatus for so long, I understand Fox White's perspective, but I'm still somewhat disappointed. The early parts of the book were a pleasant surprise, but in the later stages, both the plot and the writing style noticeably declined. Fox White realized this, so his hiatus is understandable. The book's shortcomings became apparent in the later stages...

First of all, this book review wasn't finally written in class! (Hooray!) This one was written in my closet... Please don't worry about why I always write book reviews in weird places. (My back hurts so much!) This involves some shady dealings (lol). Because my hands were shaking, I deleted the input method, so it's hard to use emoticons to fill in the blanks, sob sob. But thankfully, this review wasn't accidentally deleted, so that's progress :-P I'm really nervous now because writing in the closet means I have to be constantly on guard against the dorm supervisor, and it's so hot in the closet! My classmates don't know what the point of my sentimental writing is (>...

Returning to sweep the tomb