Mai Kitsune Waifu

Humanoid beast? Ahem…. Humanoid beast…. Because a female immortal sealed a mischievous and sly fox spirit into his right hand, ordinary senior high school student Liu Yi henceforth began his extraordinary journey as a immortal practitioner. The fox spirit said: “The prettiest girls in the class, the daughters of rich families, the evil female cult members, the beautiful women in the world of immortals? All these beauties are no longer a dream! Come, become an immortal and even a diaosi could counterattack! Come, become an immortal and kill all of the tall, rich and handsome! Come, become an immortal and capture all the beauties!” “Liu Yi, I said to capture all the beauties; not to capture me! Hey! Stop!”

Original Publisher

17k

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on Mai Kitsune Waifu "Mai Kitsune Waifu" is a web novel that's been on my radar for a while, and after diving in, I have pretty mixed feelings. It's a blend of genres – action, romance, xianxia, even a bit of school life – which, when done right, can be amazing. However, this story seems to stumble in its execution, leaving me both entertained and frustrated. ### First Impressions Honestly, the beginning is rough. Several readers have pointed out that the initial chapters are a slog, and I can see why. The main character (MC) starts off with a personality that many find annoying: cowardly, dense, and clinging to an almost naive sense of justice. It's like the author dialed up the "overly exaggerated anime character" trope and dropped him into a somewhat realistic world. It takes a while for him to grow out of this phase, and some readers might not have the patience to stick around that long. ### What Works Well Despite the initial hurdles, there are definitely redeeming qualities. Many readers praised the MC's growth throughout the story. He starts as this innocent, justice-obsessed kid and slowly evolves, learning that the world isn't always black and white. He hardens, becomes more willing to do whatever it takes to protect those he cares about, and even starts making difficult choices. This character development is arguably the strongest aspect of the novel. Also, the premise of cultivation techniques in the real world is an interesting and unique take on the xianxia genre. ### Areas of Concern Unfortunately, the novel suffers from some pretty significant issues. The harem aspect, while initially promising with interesting female characters, seems to get bogged down by the addition of random girls who appear and disappear without much development. This leads to earlier, well-developed characters being forgotten. There are also complaints about forced situations and dropped plot threads. Some found it repetitive, especially the constant fighting where the MC seems to hold back until the last minute, leading to contrived close calls. Also, the power scaling seems inconsistent, which can be frustrating. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Several reviews mention plot points that could be considered spoilers, including the MC's actions towards certain characters, the ending (or endings!), and specific plot developments related to the female characters. If you're sensitive to spoilers, proceed with caution when reading further reviews or summaries. ### Final Verdict "Mai Kitsune Waifu" is a mixed bag. The MC's growth and the initial charm of the harem are definite pluses. However, the slow start, inconsistent plot, and other issues drag it down. If you're willing to stick with it through the rough patches, you might find something to enjoy. Otherwise, proceed with caution. I'd give it a cautious recommendation, leaning towards a **3/5**.