From the Start, I Was Mistaken for a God While Exorcising Ghosts in the Women's Dorm

It's that same old trope again: the school beauty encounters a supernatural event, the protagonist helps her, she fails to become his apprentice but ends up as his servant. Seriously, it's all the same old formula. I'm sick of it.

However, this introduction is absolutely cringeworthy, and adding a bit of idiocy goes without saying; no arguments accepted.

Every time I see these kinds of plots, I'm speechless. If you don't want to accept, just stick to your guns! You only accept when the other person is crying and begging. Isn't that annoying? Most novels like this are like this; they say they don't want to accept, but they still cling on shamelessly. And the protagonist's words are like those of a complete idiot.

In literary terms, your writing has a postmodern artistic feel, and even incorporates some abstract elements... To put it bluntly, your writing is *perfect*.

He laughs out loud all the time, like a lunatic, and then happily dances a whole dance.

I feel like I've seen this book somewhere before. Should I resend it?

Review of Chapter 1: The Strongest Celestial Master System from Xi Lang's novel "Starting by Catching Ghosts in the Girls' Dormitory, I Was Treated as a God".

Commentary on Chapter 52: Sealing the Spirit Spring in "Starting with Ghost Hunting in the Girls' Dormitory, I Was Treated as a God" by Xi Lang.

Commentary on Chapter 8: "At the Beginning of Catching Ghosts in the Girls' Dormitory, I Was Treated as a God" by Xi Lang.

I want to see what happens next.