You Don't Actually Think I'm the Fox Immortal, Do You?

I've only read the beginning, and all I can say is I hope the author isn't just ignorant or has some kind of ideological problem. The explicit portrayal of male-female interactions is stereotypical and has feminist tendencies—a major turn-off. Aside from that, the writing style and plot are acceptable.

This Su is so ridiculous! Why use such a character and keep emphasizing it? Even if things change later, seeing this character before then is just like eating history, isn't it? It would have been better to just mention this character at the beginning and then elaborate on it later. Why not just describe it after the explanation is finished? If you describe this disgusting character first and then explain it, those who were going to run away would have already done so.

The book's potential was destroyed by that fake person surnamed Su, and the author even deletes comments.

I've already written up to the point where he's completely transformed into a fox demon, and I should be able to write 10,000 words a day soon, so everyone can enjoy it.

No, this Su Zhiyun is disgusting, I'm speechless.

I just discovered you wrote the book about the Pope too. It seems the author needs to work on character development.

Yes, yes, that's right. They need to be caught red-handed immediately, and any lies or excuses should be exposed. Those stories where they've already been discovered, but then they make up excuses like being sisters and get fooled by a group of people, then try to hide it for dozens of chapters—that's exhausting to read.

Having read part of it, Su's character is too rigid. The author could consider showing a gradual change in her personality; otherwise, it's hard to see her constantly going downhill.

Is the Palace Master the female lead?

There aren't many characters I can dislike, but this guy surnamed Su, who works at scanning QR codes, is one of them.