Supernatural: I Was Killed by a Ghost from the Start, but Became the Ghost King

I don't understand what you are doing when you write about your classmates. Then you shouldn't have to save people, right? Such a holy mother?

I want to see the protagonist be a ghost, the most powerful ghost, and the protagonist become the biggest terror, instead of being no different from ordinary ghost masters. I feel that it is no different if the protagonist written by the author is replaced by a ghost master. What is the use of setting the protagonist to be a ghost? Are you going to trick readers who like this kind of setting into killing them?

You don't describe the protagonist as someone who has completely lost all his emotional functions.

Is there anyone out there who, like me, likes to read this type of novel at night?

I feel a bit weak. Ghosts can kill ghosts, so why don't you be afraid if you die? It's not wrong to have few emotions, you should have basic sense.

The protagonist, Mother Mother, why didn't you just kill your aunt and let the police take her away? The two of them were inexplicably investigating your identity. They didn't know anything about the past, so they just licked you. Sun is a strong man, but he still needs to change his identity. He needs to report to the headquarters! And what did those two autistic people do? Seeing as they are all well-organized, what tasks would a person without a well-organized person take?

The ability is obviously not enough. You can gain ghost abilities by killing ghosts. The author seems to have forgotten that in the future, you will no longer have the ability to kill ghosts. It has always been a skill that cannot be looked at directly.

It feels a bit weak. Isn't it said that you can gain an ability by killing a ghost a day? , The ability to kill so many ghosts in so many days?

I thought it was a cold and self-interested dark novel, but it turned out that under this cloak, it was a brainless Madonna novel, *Oh**

The author wrote that the protagonist is a ghost, right? The author writes about people who have lost their feelings, right? The protagonist turned into a ghost after being imprisoned in a mental hospital and killed, right? Why is it that the more the protagonist watches, the more she becomes a virgin... She becomes more and more disappointed, and she doesn't want to continue watching, for fear that she will turn into a real virgin later... For fear that the heroine will drag her down...