A Crossover, It Was Supposed to Be a Romance Anime, So What’s with All the Ghosts?

It's incredibly awkward. The original novel has so many ghosts, it's like weeds growing on the roadside, yet they insist they didn't find any.

Combining anime/manga with Chinese Taoist practices feels rather strange.

Anyone who says Zi is flat-chested should go watch episode 4, minute 13! #(Funny)#(funny)

The writing is really bad. It's okay for the male lead to be a bit unserious, but the female lead should at least be somewhat consistent with the character in the original work, right? #(Sweat)

It's not bad, really. It's just that the daily conversations between the main character and the female lead are weird. They've only just met, but their conversations feel like they've known each other for ages. There are also quite a few casual details. Overall, it just feels strange and discordant...

There's absolutely no sense of boundaries in everyday conversations and interpersonal interactions. They become so familiar with each other after just a few words, even commenting on each other's figures. Even I, an older man, find it irritating. I finally accepted this character setting, and then you turn around and start charging them exorcism fees. Fine, you charge them, but couldn't you wait until they offer to repay you before taking a token amount? How much money do these students have? The majority of your money as an exorcist comes from those wealthy tycoons, okay? These female leads could be developed into your assistants or team members, right? And when things are clearly going badly, you just say, "Take 100,000 first." You know how to play the game, don't you? #(You know what I mean)

The pacing is a bit fast, it's somewhat like a diary entry, and it's short.

Is there a group to view the approved chapters?

Please update more, it's really good!