Review Detail of KvAT in Fox Life

Absolute unit of a story. If you're looking for a tense, adventurous romance novel with a funny twist, then this is absolutely for you. If you're not, you still have to try it. It came with large promises, and it delivers even more. The story started of comedic, with her adjusting to being a fox and all that, meeting the other main casts of the story, and finally getting caught. The middle of the story consists of diving deeper into the rabbit hole and discovering dark secrets that even she wanted to know. Ending consists of her and the author tying up loose ends and serving us readers a satisfying and fulfilling closure, with lots of room for us readers to headcanon how the rest of their lives would play out. The fox transformation gig was not horribly enforced like its something too forefront once it loses focus, but the story had always revolve around that, and the story of how her came to be like that. And it actually makes for quite a few comedic "saved by transforming" scenes, even in the middle of the tense chapters. It was well executed, well used, and well drawn out. Either you come here for the fox gig, romance, or just looking for a spin, none of you will be spared from the lavish dish the author is about to serve you. The story also consists of the struggles upper class people get within and because of their power and status. Instead of being something of an excuse for what stuff they may do (aside from pulling quite a few strings to easy exit several problems), it instead brings an absolutely intricate twist where "with great power and money comes great responsibility" kind of trope, and it works out perfectly. Everything the characters do, and feel, is based around this uneasy atmosphere of being a troubled upper echelon figures, and it brings quite the fresh air from stories of lower-middle class main cast where most of the time the main issue being money. Here, the main issue will be people. Lots of them. Powerful ones. The one and only issue I have is that our cute fennec can be a bit too brash and bold, frontal, with a hint of unnecessary doubts, all at different times. But it can all be hidden under the guise of her personality, so it all still works out. Even then, her personality drive quite a lot of logically sound plans that drives the story in a not too forceful way. Last few chapters are locked in premium, but for the love or all gods worshipped, they worth every single one of them SS, and more. You will get invested, and interested, and craving for more that you will not be able to resist spending SS, and honestly? It's very worth it. Very well worth it. (Though, you don't need to buy the last two chapters, only until the epilogues.) All in all, "really good" is far an understatement. This is a masterpiece of its own, and you really should try reading it. After I finish my list of *********, this will surely be the first I go back to. I came for a comedic transformation trope, and I got sooo much more, and I'm not disappointed. This also comes from someone that normally despise romances, so you have my words that this would be better than even your high expectations.