You Can't Kiss the Lips of Female Ghosts in a Horror World

Please reduce the number of other female characters in both the real world and the dungeon. I originally came to see how the protagonist would win over the female ghosts, but all I saw were two female ghosts trading (the dungeon content was still decent).

It's well-written, but the low rating is probably due to the "entering the dream" section. Honestly, it didn't need to be so long; a simpler chapter would have sufficed. While I know the author is trying to create dialogue within the story's context, it's just too long, far too long. So long that some readers might even forget the main character's name.

I finished reading it, it was alright. But where's the female ghost you're supposed to romance? We haven't seen her yet, and the eight-foot figure and the bride seem to have some inexplicable bond from the start. What happened to the romance guide? It's like it's all predestined! 😅 There's absolutely no romance guide content yet.

Just to emphasize, this is a five-star review from Tomato. The pacing of this book's ghost-hunting section is a bit slow, but the plot and character development are excellent. It's clearly written by a seasoned author. Brothers with time should definitely check it out. I, on the other hand, work 14-hour days and don't have time for slow-paced stories, which is a real shame. I saw some reader comments saying the actual ghost-hunting phase doesn't begin until chapter 100.

It's well-written, but I came here specifically for the guide to seduce the female ghost. However, there's not much content on that aspect, though the plot makes up for it. People who came for the guide might not find it interesting. The dream-like narrative couldn't hold up any longer; it was just too weak, so I skipped the whole thing.

It's a great book, but the updates are too slow. Maybe the author encountered some problems. However, please give this book an ending; I don't want it to end with regret. Thank you, author, for your hard work! 💕

It looks good, but it's definitely a case of false advertising.

It's not bad. The first three chapters are quite good, with a great atmosphere, probably largely due to their adaptation from reality. To be honest, the Eight-Foot Master chapter feels a bit padded. The Town chapter is just... Well, the ending was terrible. If it had been written with a bit more passion, it would have been over.

It's so good, absolutely amazing! 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮 Why is the system recommending books like this to me? It's so difficult!

Overall it's pretty good, but I just can't get into the dream world.