After Blowing Up My Nascent Soul, I Possessed a Little White Fox

Even though I know I won't survive, I'll still post this. "Finally, this book is absolutely not a fad; it's not a short-lived phenomenon. I also forbid..." I'm preparing to write a new book, and I will present this book to everyone in its entirety! "No, I'm too busy after this. My brain is already overloaded."

"Finally, this book is definitely not a short-lived project, nor is it a flash in the pan. I don't plan to write a new book either; I will present this one to everyone in its entirety!" (Does the author remember what he said?)

Hey hey! Surprised? Unexpected?! A zombie has come back to life! Awooo!

I don't know what the point of persisting for so long is.

My dear Wen, are you still alive? Or are you dead? How can I live without you? If you're dead, take me with you! My Wen!

First, the greatest strength of this book is its meticulous attention to detail, using subtle actions to vividly portray the character of a mischievous fox. Second, the author has put considerable effort into developing the main characters, each with a distinct personality: the gentle and considerate Xiaobai, the absent-minded but caring little princess, and the powerful empress (who has since been relegated to the cold palace for being too domineering). Finally, the writing logic is sound; there are no jarring or illogical parts throughout. In short, I hope the author continues their efforts and writes a truly perfect story!

200 words a day, one chapter every ten days, please be patient, the author hasn't given up yet.

Everyone, please stop arguing. Wenwen was just someone I treated like a lover, and she can't come back to me now (sad).

Many people have left, but fewer people are watching, and the Writer Princess still hasn't returned. But it's okay to keep waiting; I just hope she comes back soon.

Good heavens! You promised to update in a few days, but it's been so long and you still haven't updated.