Description
In the horror game Last Shadow, only the final survivor from numerous quests can escape Shadow Castle and achieve wealth and glory. Pro-gamer Yeo Woo-rim, participating as an alpha tester, opens a random egg and ends up possessing the body of an “Arctic Fox” pet—literally. “You’re the first fox that hasn’t run away upon seeing me.” Woo-rim ends up getting picked up by Kessler, a high-spending user with ridiculously overpowered gear. This user is on a whole other level compared to others—handsome enough to be unreal, decked head to toe in premium cash items, and even his caregiving skills are extraordinary. “I’m wiping the water out of your ears right now. Your dead owner probably never bothered doing this.” “What’s wrong, little fox? Do you like this? But the diaper and pudding pockets are a bit lacking, and the inner mesh material might scratch your delicate belly.” Woo-rim decides to pretend to be an actual fox, happily benefiting from Kessler’s care. But one day, their relationship shifts suddenly… “You’re still an innocent little angel, so you probably won’t understand what I’m saying. But humans have desires. There’s absolutely nothing going on between me and that worthless nobody, my pretty little fox.” *** “The baby fox is about to dance! Everyone, pay attention!” I bobbed my head along to the changing music. With my front paws, I rhythmically tapped and bounced, showing off some flashy moves as if playing a dance arcade game. Encouraged by the atmosphere, I attempted a headspin—only to realize too late that I’d overestimated myself. Losing balance, my body flopped, inadvertently spinning around on my belly fat instead. The crowd erupted in cheers. I’d barely shaken my front and back paws a few times, yet the two-minute track flew by. Amid the applause, I spotted Kessler staring intently at me. His gaze was filled with pride. *** “Hey, baby fox. Do you also want to escape this castle?” His hand, gently stroking my cheek, casually wiped away a smear of milk. I had no idea why he was asking something like this—was he role-playing, or seriously immersed in the game? “If you don’t want to leave, jump once; if you do, jump twice.” Yip? I tilted my head, pretending not to understand. Then, Kessler pulled my front paws forward and hugged me tightly into his chest. “I knew you’d side with me.”
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Publication Information
- Original Publisher
- ridibooks
- Original Language
- korean
- Type
- Web Novel
Trapped in a Horror Game as an Arctic Fox Review & Spoilers - Novel Translator
My Thoughts on Trapped in a Horror Game as an Arctic Fox
"Trapped in a Horror Game as an Arctic Fox" presents a unique premise: a protagonist transported into a dangerous game world, inhabiting the body of an arctic fox. The blend of adult themes, comedy, fantasy, and yaoi elements certainly piqued my interest. While the concept is intriguing, my reading experience was a mixed bag.
First Impressions
The initial chapters pulled me in with the promise of a thrilling survival game and the novelty of navigating this world as a non-humanoid creature. The game mechanics and horror elements were well-established, creating a palpable sense of danger and intrigue. I was eager to see how the protagonist would adapt and overcome the challenges ahead.
What Works Well
The world-building is a definite strength. The author paints a vivid picture of the game's environment, its creatures, and the overall atmosphere of dread. I also appreciated the comedic moments, which provided a welcome contrast to the darker elements of the story. The concept of a fox MC is undeniably charming, and the author uses this to their advantage, creating amusing and endearing situations. The supporting characters, such as the potion skeleton and the ghosts, added depth and humor to the narrative.
Areas of Concern
However, I did find some aspects of the story less appealing. The relationship between the MC and the male lead (ML) felt somewhat problematic. The ML's actions and possessiveness sometimes crossed the line into unhealthy territory, which made it difficult for me to fully invest in their romance. Additionally, the protagonist's passivity in certain situations was frustrating. While his fox form explains some of this, I felt he could have been more assertive.
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Final Verdict
Overall, "Trapped in a Horror Game as an Arctic Fox" is a novel with a lot of potential, but it's not without its flaws. The unique premise, engaging world-building, and comedic moments make it an enjoyable read for some. However, the problematic relationship dynamics and the protagonist's passivity might deter others. If you're looking for a lighthearted and fluffy read, this might not be it. But if you're willing to overlook these issues, you might find yourself enjoying the unique blend of genres and the quirky charm of the arctic fox protagonist.
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