I Became a Nine-Tailed Fox Girl

It's been a few days since it finished, and I've reread the last few chapters repeatedly. I have a lot to say, so I'll ramble a bit. I only came across this platform on Bilibili in March. I fell in love with it because of TSF (The Legend of Sword and Fairy). One day, I saw this book recommended at the end of another novel. When I first started reading, I could feel the author's undeveloped writing style, just like Xiaoyao when she first became a nine-tailed fox, growing step by step. For some reason, Luo Xiaoyao always gave me a strong sense of immersion, making me devour it for two weeks straight until the latest chapter, without reading any other novels (laughs). Of course, this book also has some regrets for me, such as Qing Li's departure for Honghu City...

This is my first time writing a book review... Okay, firstly, I felt this book was pretty good, although the team aspect might be a bit... Well, that's understandable since it's not a professional combat novel. My main complaints are basically just a few points. Actually, from the beginning, you could tell the author had big ambitions; both the background and other aspects showed the world was vast. For example, the initial setting: the four major families and the demon race. At first, I thought the four major families weren't just in China, but throughout the entire world, and the demon race was only in China and in the deep sea at the end? Anyway...

"Splash!" I pouted, looking at the black-haired girl startled by the splash I'd made. "Jiayin, you finally got a holiday to come all the way to the South, why are you so distracted?" "Huh? Um... I didn't sleep well last night after changing beds, I'm having a bit of insomnia." "Oh, then how about I go back with you to rest for a while?" "It's okay, I can go back by myself. You can play a little longer, remember not to miss dinner." "Okay!" I nodded obediently. Only after Ye Jiayin's figure disappeared from my sight did I bury my neck and below in the clear water of Blue Sky Lake and sigh softly. Ye Jiayin's statement was completely untenable...

Suddenly I realized that the protagonist didn't save any tubes before gender-swapped to use for having kids later...?

Lai Lai spent two and a half years writing this book, and I followed it for the same two and a half years. Looking back, it feels like it was all a dream. When I first opened SF and saw this book, which was only seven chapters long at the time, over two years ago, I never imagined it would become the first novel I'd pay to read legally. I'm not a good reviewer, so I can't clearly articulate the book's strengths and weaknesses. I just want to say to Xiao Yao, "Thank you for accompanying me all this way." A novel is a novel, after all; it will eventually have an ending. Xiao Yao's story may continue, but that's no longer relevant to us. Two and a half years of this long chase has finally come to an end. The end...

I read this book right at the beginning of the pandemic. I was taking online classes while reading it. Back then, I didn't know this type of novel, but I got more and more engrossed. Later, I learned about the author and Pineapple Bun. This novel might have some flaws, but it's a precious memory for me. I really like Luo Xiaoyao; she's adorable. I also like many other characters. Thank you, author. See you again someday. [Em: sfgirl:0]

Actually, before finding this work, I also saw the author's new work, which I also loved... But then I found out it was written by the same person... So, needless to say, I'm sticking with this author! You could say that after reading this work, I can't even stand other authors' work (5/5). Speaking of specific content, I think the biggest flaw lies in the character Qing Li. It's obvious the author didn't plan the later developments well at the beginning, resulting in this key character, who was given so much attention at the start, a character whose fate is intertwined with the protagonist, not even having a face later on...

Hmm… Actually, I've had this book on my wishlist since it was first released, and I only finished reading it two hours ago. Overall, it's pretty good. But! There's one thing I just can't understand: the main characters' romance. After the much-anticipated kiss scene, the romance was progressing smoothly. Then, in the volume where Ye Jiayin returns to ten years ago, the romance suddenly jumps to the point of being like an old married couple. It feels like finishing Toradora! After Taiga shouts, "Ryuu is mine, no one is allowed to touch him!" And then immediately watching Taiga and Ryuu elope… It's incredibly frustrating. Furthermore, Ye Jiayin's inner monologues…

Stop calling the protagonist an idiot! He's just going through a period of change and growth in the early stages. Later on, he becomes incredibly shrewd. Besides, I think his reactions are perfectly normal. That's just how a normal student or ordinary person would speak, okay? Do you think everyone is a high-IQ genius?

I've been reluctant to open it... Because I know it's finished... As the first light novel I read on Pineapple Bun, it's really hard to say goodbye... But thank you to the author... Thank you to Luo Xiaoyao, Ye Jiayin, and everyone else... You made me fall in love with light novels... And accompanied me through many unforgettable periods of my life... Although the ending was a bit rushed, I will never forget Luo Xiaoyao just waking up in bed, Luo Xiaoyao covered in dust, Luo Xiaoyao traveling back to the past with Ye Jiayin, Luo Xiaoyao constantly growing... Thank you for being with me for so long. I... Am here...