A high-martial world teeming with the paranormal, where evil gods run rampant.
Chu Heng transmigrates into the body of an ordinary high school student with mediocre talent. Yet at eighteen, he smells the aroma of food coming from a female ghost.
From then on, he embarks on an insatiable path of eating.
Why does the headless ghost in the midnight hospital keep screaming? Why does the human-skin ghost in the desolate mountain village wail nonstop? And why does the long-haired female ghost in the studio apartment weep in the middle of the night?
None of this is caused by human nature becoming twisted or morality collapsing. It’s simply that... someone’s hungry again!
“Miss, you’ve bitten me so many times. You won’t mind if I sprinkle on some cumin, will you?”
“Evil god, how dare you! I demand that you help me cultivate!”
“I’ll only eat one bite. Just let me have a bite.”
“You’re a ghost. Is one bite really going to kill you?”
And so the ghost-eating master from Blue Star begins to stir up this world.
“It’s time to add some cumin and chili powder to these wicked ghosts and evil gods to give them more flavor!”
It's alright; the pacing is relatively fast for an academy-themed novel. The main problem with Tomato's academy-themed novels is that the pacing is too slow; many are abandoned before they even graduate. Why was someone else writing it after the conflict with the Phoenix Style?
These few pictures are alright. Keep it up, author!
A pretty good novel The reason for the three stars is that the protagonist is abused.
I took a look, and it seems worth checking out.
It's alright, not bad.
It's alright, I only read the first few parts.
Some 9.5s look much better.
It's great! Keep up the good work, author!