My Tattoos Can Raise Ghosts

There's nothing wrong with it, it's just that it's annoying to read too many women. I won't talk about the daughter-in-law in more than 20 chapters. Mother-in-law? A woman in her thirties with a baby? There's also a class teacher... It's really tiring to watch. If the author doesn't know how to write about this, don't write about it. The subject matter and other plots are okay (the mother-in-law is just disgusting when she sees the protagonist taking a shower)

After reading two chapters, although it is a supernatural urban son-in-law, he is still a kindred son-in-law and a door-to-door son-in-law. Alas, what a disappointment. The words "brother-in-law" are not reflected in the title and introduction of the book, so I read it, but I still can't avoid the same problems as those "brother-in-law".

Old bookworms can't read it [face covering] The first few chapters are really poorly written and frustrating. Sometimes they are just as smart as they are, but most of them are brainless, unwilling to make progress and are humiliated. Even so, the protagonist still stays with the police chief's family. Although the protagonist's abilities are interesting and very attractive to me, the plot is really not that good, and it is not easy for the author to write a book. I will not lower the score, so I will give it three stars. I will look at the back first. If I am still frustrated, I will have no choice but to abandon the book.

The protagonist Cthulhu tentacle style, with a little bit of two-dimensional ability, the content is coherent, not bad (≧∇≦*)

What should I say? The subject matter is very good, but you are really speechless. It is obviously a horror apocalypse type, but you have to complete the harem cultivation type. I feel that you are not pleasing both sides by doing this. Anyway, I came here for the horror, and the result is very depressing. There are all kinds of casual descriptions and women are entangled, and there is no atmosphere of horror coming at all.

I feel that the author's ideas and writing style are very good, but I just can't stand the constant ambiguity with my mother-in-law.

The writing is quite good and I particularly like it. I just feel like the author looks more and more like a thief the further I read it, but I like it.

It's not interesting. I don't know what kind of protagonist the author wants to write. After reading it, I felt that the protagonist is a psychopath with serious psychological defects. There are also problems with the world setting. Ghost incidents are too frequent and the ghost's power is too high. The official can't handle it at all. It's like the end of the world is coming. To give a ratio, the Tao is one foot high and the devil is ten feet high.

Maybe there will be a rise in the future, but the front is too suffocating. Sorry, the emotional drama is too blunt. I told him where his grandfather was after being a house-to-house son-in-law for so many years even after he got married. But he still treated the old man so well before he told him. Moreover, he was not self-motivated in the early stage. He said he would help you find a job, but he still worked as a security guard.

I have a characteristic in reading I just like it, I just like it, and I won't change it because of other people's opinions. I don't want what other people think of this book. I think this book and my taste are what I like, so I will give it five stars. (What kind of plot, foreshadowing, and writing style go to TM)