I Drew an SSR Fox Girl and Was Forced to Become the Lord of Monsters

"Daji, with her alluring beauty, aroused the pity of all; even the soldiers facing execution were moved by her charm. Peach blossoms cannot capture her tenderness, and peonies cannot match her graceful beauty. Remembering how she could bewitch men in Jizhou, she must have known how adept she was at maneuvering within the inner chambers. From now on, where will this beauty go? She will be transformed into a blood-stained dream in Nanke." — *Investiture of the Gods*. In the *Classic of Mountains and Seas*, the original nine-tailed fox was a symbol of good fortune; whoever married a nine-tailed fox would have many children. However, with later literary adaptations, the nine-tailed fox's symbolism shifted from auspiciousness to demonic evil. From Huayang Tian, the queen of Prince Ban of Magadha in ancient India, to...

I give it full marks as usual, and unwaveringly thank the author for the work. I wish the work continued success. As a casual reader, I don't think I have the right to criticize the author. Therefore, please consider the following comments as a reader's rant. "Rejecting fast-food novels and striving to provide the best reading environment." While the author's determination is evident in their personal introduction, judging solely from the writing, the author clearly hasn't achieved this. Frankly speaking, in today's science fiction genre, female characters, yandere, and gender-swapped characters share a three-way balance. The author very wisely jumped on the gender-swapped bandwagon, creating yet another...

Hello everyone, this is Morning Star~ Just wanted to introduce myself, hehe~ A delicious book review is coming soon~ I'll be discussing it from a few aspects~ --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1. Writing Fluency: B In the first chapter, I felt that although there was a lot of dialogue, the overall flow was smooth and didn't affect reading. However, some parts seemed less fluent, and there were even some grammatical errors. This is...

Hello everyone, this is Twin Sauce, the "Rampaging Poison Milk Master," bringing you a book review. Okay, that title is actually a lie. The author, Fox, bravely declared he'd drink poison milk, so I'll write it that way; after all, Fox is very confident to make such a request. Enough chit-chat, here's the review. It must be said that Fox is a very mature author; the reader clicks and comments are solid proof. Let's start with the strengths. Strengths are something that should be properly developed, because only by developing strengths can one form their own unique style and stand out from the crowd. First of all, Fox's books read very smoothly, which is something many...

Please ignore the title. This is Xiaolan, a wild book reviewer~ This book is great~ The author's books must be great! At least better than Xiaolan's... I'm getting off-topic. "The Adorable SSR Fox Fairy" is right up Xiaolan's alley (it's so delicious biajibiaji). It's a transmigration fanfiction, the content of which is based on Onmyoji. Although I haven't played it, I'm a lucky player who's pulled three SSRs in five pulls, so I know a little about it from listening to them talk about it every day. First of all, in terms of the setting, it's a dual transmigration and gender-swap story, one gay and one yaoi, such a setting can be described as mind-blowing. It's very novel, and the development is also very...

I feel like my intelligence has been insulted.

First, let me rave about my adorable fox spirit girl! As expected, fox spirits with animalistic traits are the epitome of cuteness—absolutely irresistible. The slice-of-life details are also well-done, full of fun and humor. The mix of various elements is quite interesting, as long as it's not too chaotic and doesn't leave the reader confused. As for the battles, the descriptions are decent but could be improved. There could be a bit more focus on the battles; currently, the slice-of-life descriptions are a bit excessive, which might lead to viewer fatigue and feel too saccharine. A few battles interspersed appropriately would be nice, just enough to fit in.

Why is such a great book less valuable to collectors than a mediocre new book?

I should finish writing the other side first, then I'll come back and fill in this gap.

I'm really panicking right now. I have absolutely no idea what the female lead is planning. I don't want her to be like the Peerless Swordswoman, who's courting death to the extreme. Getting married after getting married is the stupidest thing ever, especially when you've already won her over.