Mihua Town: I Can See Ghosts

The adopted concubines are Eri, Hongzi, Xiaolan, Akemi, Xiaoai, Sonoko, Yukiko, Kazuye, Aoko, and Sister Bei.

I read the beginning and thought it was pretty good. I hope I can take Xiaolan in. Kudo Shinichi is not good enough for her.

It almost made me laugh to death. A time traveler told others in the world of Conan that you can see ghosts. In terms of amusing noses, I would like to call you the strongest.

There is a limit to the number of comments you can make every day, and some authors delete comments, so now most readers just read in silence and don't speak. As for flower review tickets, it's good to be given out 7 times in 30 days. I basically forget to give them out.

It's always holding back, this is one of the many fanfics I've read that clearly knows the plot but gets caught by Pisco. Can't you just stay at home? How can little Loli help? Both Pisco and Belmod have seen her when she was a child. In TV dramas, the idiot heroine who forces herself to help the protagonist and then gives it to her at the speed of light belongs to this category.

It's similar to Shu Yunwen's book

Others don't matter, Xiaolan must have it, Kudo Shinichi is not worthy

Is this a single girl named Xiaolan?

How many women does the protagonist have now?

I really don't understand why the protagonist just catches Asai Narumi's family and won't let him go. Does the protagonist have any thoughts about a man? People's parents are willing to die, which is their destination. Why does the protagonist force others to live, without even the most basic respect for other people's choices? Relying on his own strength to force others, especially Asai Narumi, isn't it because the protagonist helped him in the beginning because of his temperament that although it was revenge, he would rather commit suicide than welcome a new life just because his hands were stained with blood? Later, he was forced by the protagonist to kill someone. If he didn't want to obey the protagonist, he would be controlled. I even suspected that the protagonist would kill the bandage weirdo in the chapter. This approach was simply an insult to him and the protagonist's appreciation for him in the beginning. The protagonist here portrays a hypocritical and adult image, and the plot is simply inexplicable. Wouldn't it be nice to directly allow the protagonist to use soul power to make a puppet, which can share vision and other functions just like a summoned object?