The Fox's Bride

Hope the next book will be even better

I've finished watching it, and I like the female lead because she's not pretentious.

It's a real shame; it feels like everyone except the main characters met a tragic end. The later parts were so heartbreaking.

Why couldn't her rabbit spirit father be rescued? At least he only cared about her.

Later on, both the male and female leads became idiots.

The woman is incompetent, but keeps meddling in other people's business.

Mandarin Duck - Book Recommendation Guide [Revised] 1. This book is a fantasy novel with some horror elements. It's expected to be a huge hit, so I'll grab the top spot for now. 2. Female lead: Shen Zhaozhao Because her adoptive parents swapped bodies with her daughter's, she was forced into this conspiracy. Character traits: Timid, loyal, and easily embarrassed. Zhou Qi: A demon who has lived for millions of years (at least that's what she says), with powerful magic, and a tiny bit fond of money. She's quite good to Zhao Zhao, but has a bit of a temper. Male protagonist: Feng Changli (a fox demon who has lived for tens of thousands of years) The first time he appeared in public was when Zhao Zhao proposed to him (laughs wildly). How would you feel if you met a handsome and charming male fox? Zhao Zhao replied, "Of course... I'll take him home!" (Anyway, Zhao Zhao kept blushing from the teasing.) 3. Suggestion: I hope Zhao Zhao will have a powerful family background and a strong identity later on, otherwise it would be heartbreaking if she were bullied too badly. There aren't many articles yet; you can wait until they're more complete before reading. Woman, don't try to attract my attention with your brilliant writing, just update quickly, OK?

I think it's really good. So far, the female lead isn't naive or silly, but she's quite sweet. The male lead is also very likable and dotes on the female lead. I also find Zhou Qi quite endearing; he seems unreliable but is very funny. I hope it updates soon, otherwise it'll be too short. Keep it up, author!

I have a question: Will there be more interwoven anecdotes and tales in the later parts? What's the weight given to growth and romance? Could you reduce the emphasis a little? The previous book, "The Fox's Marriage," had way too much explicit content; I even refrained from using many suggestive or sexually suggestive words after reading it! Will Dongfang Ming and Si Lingyuan make cameo appearances in this book? If not, could you please add them? Uh... I just miss them so much, and I want to see what happens next. It's really heartbreaking... I felt terrible for days after finishing the last book; I felt empty inside. I looked for other books of the same type, but none of them were as captivating as the first one.

The plot is exciting and very enjoyable.