This Hero Who Saved the World Got Himself a Fox Girl Wife

To read this book, my sister and I tried everything: in bed, on a chair, on the sofa, in the kitchen, and even in the hallway. No matter what position or movement we took, nothing worked—we simply couldn't connect to the neighbor's Wi-Fi.

I mistook the fox girl for a lone wolf.

Okay, I'm Luobo. Let's talk about Ze's book. Actually, I was a little surprised that Ze wrote this book, since the suicide scene before and the style of this book are basically different. First, let's talk about the style of this book. The main attraction of this book is the romance between the fox girl and Bai Kui. To be honest, it's quite sweet to read, plus the occasional showing off and the occasional fanservice. These three elements combined make it quite attractive, and it should have a good future. Worldview: The worldview in this book is quite a mystery. So far, Ze doesn't plan to reveal our Heavenly Emperor's past in the Empty City, but based on Ze...

At first, I refused when Ze asked me to write a book review for him. I figured I couldn't just write one because he asked, right? Even if we're best buddies, if I didn't contribute a few hundred monthly votes as a token gesture, people would think I was cheap. Writing a book review is easy, and then everyone would ask me for reviews, which would be a huge hassle. So I firmly declined for a few days, genuinely because I had other things to do. I wasn't in a rush, after all, I'd been following this guy's book from the very beginning. I knew exactly what kind of fart he was going to release, so writing a review would be a piece of cake, right? But today I realized I'd gone too far... Ze's...

Reviewer 1: This is a relatively watchable work within the mainstream genre. The writing is fluent and easy to read, demonstrating a certain level of literary skill. The early story development is smooth, straightforward, and capable of creating exciting moments. However, the design of smaller plot points needs further consideration and polishing. While effort has been put into character development, it still feels somewhat rigid and stiff, lacking liveliness. There is room for improvement in all aspects. Reviewer 2: It has a somewhat formulaic setting and story development. Although the writing isn't outstanding, the author excels at engaging and moving the reader, resulting in a well-developed plot and compelling characters. A slight drawback is that the work...

Hello everyone, this is Gayze's loyal fan, and the book I'm reviewing today is his new book. The original title was "After Being Escaped from Prison by a Fox Girl, This Fox Girl Belongs to Me!" It's now been renamed "I, the Savior Hero, Have a Fox Girl Wife." First, regarding the title, I think both are okay, at least in my opinion, even if the latter is changed, it can still be highlighted in the synopsis. So, let me give a serious review. Initially, I came to SF (SF.com) purely to read a Japanese light novel, but as I read on, I became fond of the author's suicide. Although I haven't read "Suicide" in a long time, we did become good friends online...

The characters lack distinct personalities and emotional depth. The protagonist easily defeats everyone, a common trope in the "invincible" genre. The scene at 5000 meters underwater in Chapter 3, which should be pitch black, is illogical because the protagonist (X2) can clearly see the underwater scenery (borrowing a brief review from a user named "Floating Cloud Control"). Character development needs improvement. You could refer to works like "Hero" and "Demon King's Maid," which effectively portray the characteristics and personalities of both protagonists and supporting characters. Hopefully, this will help you improve your writing skills and live up to the readers' expectations. This is my first time writing a book review, so please forgive any shortcomings.

Could someone please tell me what a blank chapter is? Did I get investigated?

I want to see Push Sister

Yes, this is very sword-like.