Everyone Raises Ghosts to Survive: This Female Ghost of Mine Is Not Right!

Well, it's pretty good so far. The protagonist seems cautious, but he's not the kind of person who's all-knowing from the start. He has a normal, gradual progression (except for his archery, which seems to be perfect). Since humans don't have stat boards for their strength, you have to figure it out yourself, which makes it a bit vague, but it's okay.

In this mysterious and thrilling ghost-hunting game, the image of the female ghost Xu Xiaoyi is truly unforgettable. Her (or rather, its) appearance [as an aside, I'm unsure whether "ghost" is referred to as "she" or "it"] immediately reminded me of Nie Xiaoqian, yet the two possess unique differences.

One thing I want to complain about is that the main character forgot about the character several times in just over 20 pictures. Does the main character have amnesia? 🤔

The premise is quite interesting, and it gets more and more interesting as you read on. It's pretty good.

This book is quite interesting. It not only features a supernatural world, but also a survival world, and even a part of the real world. Reading just one part might be monotonous, but reading them together makes it quite enjoyable.

So far, it's been pretty good. The characters are correct, and while it might not be the most comfortable to sit in, most of it is fine, and the plot is okay too.

The concept is quite novel. The rewards for the eerie game could be increased, since it involves risking one's life. I hope the plot doesn't fall apart later on.

I think the book is pretty good, so why are so few people reading it?

There are still some flaws in the details, but the overall plot is acceptable. It's much better than survival stories where the protagonist controls basic resources from the start, tries to bargain for higher-level resources, and struggles to survive.

Actually, everything is pretty good, except that the main character is constantly growing, constantly growing, growing.