My Class Is Ghost Bride, But This Isn’t Romance

As a survival game, the first character trait of the heroine that is highlighted is kindness (I don't mean to say that this quality is bad, I just feel that it is easy to be stabbed in the back in such a place, and it feels like she will learn a lot of lessons)? Shouldn't they be cautious, good at seizing opportunities, and highly intelligent? From the guilt of crying in the flower shop (this is okay, understandable, but the author chose this for the character building of the first impression, emmm, it feels a bit pity) to the three or four chapters in the middle and late stages of the second copy that repeatedly emphasize the heroine's intolerance, kindness, and sympathy, emmm, in fact, it can be restrained, just one or two actions to set it off. Also, generally speaking, the character development of the protagonist of a survival game needs to be more proactive, actively exploring the game, and at least the exploration progress is greater than that of other players, and clues are not shared without reservation. However, after looking at the first two copies, I feel that the heroine is actually a bit passive. She is indeed very observant, but she will never think one step more than other players. Maybe it is because this novel is more like a team, so the highlights of the heroine are not as obviously shaped as in other novels.

Following niche and low-popular novels was a disease of chivalry when I was a girl. The various career settings are very unique, and the abnormal infection (i. E. The infinite stream system) is the only good one among all kinds of infinite streams. It can help solve abnormal problems in various worlds, and the resurrection conditions for returning to reality after collecting 10 S ratings are not harsh. The heroine is an ordinary person. The author deliberately set up that the first two copies did not perform well, but the heroine has grown significantly, becoming calmer, good at obtaining information, and has excellent acting skills. It is a novel with no poisonous points, a reasonable story and a promising future [Blow Kiss]

It's really good to read, and I'm very surprised. This novel doesn't have the same problems that most Mugen-style novels have: the invincible super-god protagonist who stands tall and strong as a Celestial Dragon, and has 100% exploration and 100% force value; and others who are forcibly inserted at first glance and are very weak-minded and useless, and do not promote the plot to improve the details, just to annoy the readers. The author has made more detailed settings for the game. It is not a traditional death-death game, so the player forum is very active. There are many types of dungeons, and teamwork is the main focus. This is really good, and it is like a game. When players are not disposable consumables, more stories can happen. I am looking forward to this book very much. There are many anti-conventional things. I enjoyed reading it.

It's nice to see, because the system is relatively tolerant to players, players are less likely to die, and they can be resurrected with points if they die, so players in the entire infinite flow space generally tend to be kind, helpful, and friendly. Based on this premise, the protagonist is also lawful good, which is very friendly to me, a person who doesn't like dark style. As far as the supporting characters are concerned, the author has handled the various professions and different personalities very well, and there are no brainless villains. The dungeons are not written in the same way as hospitals, schools and hotels like other infinite streaming dungeons. The progress of each dungeon is well-founded, and as long as the incident is completely resolved, you can get an S-level rating, and you can be resurrected and go home with ten S-level ratings. The system's position is to help the indigenous NPCs. The main purpose is to solve the anomalies in the aboriginal world, and it introduces player characters to solve and help. The protagonist's ghost bride profession, the dead husband-to-husband swap setting adds to the flavor, and the career path tends to favor aboriginal NPCs who play a lawful and good stance to help players and provide intelligence support. The system forum provides fun points for discussing the protagonist, and the emotional lines of multiple partners supporting the protagonist add to the excitement. The reason why the rating is not high is probably because there are not that many people rating it. I look forward to the author continuing to update (*^o^*)

I like the copy of Wisteria the most. She is a young lady with a gentle personality and is easy to get along with. She voluntarily sacrifices herself at the end in exchange for a happy ending. Since the protagonist's abilities are intelligence-based, this is considered the best highlight in the early part of the book. Every time the story ends in a hurry, I look forward to the follow-up if I pull the string [Blow Kiss]

It's very beautiful. The overall style is bland among copy books, but it's still very beautiful! The plot arrangement is very realistic. The heroine doesn't have any big gold fingers. She is a hard-working type. I don't see any regular teammates at the moment. There is no plot about a cool and charming husband. It just has a bland taste of happiness. The emotional scenes are also delicate in a small unit. But I personally think that the heroine has a neutral to kind character. She can pass only one level. I am willing to help newbies and treat everyone in the dungeon equally. Looking at the first and third dungeons, I feel like I am playing an NPC. There is no fighting plot 🤔 It is the inheritance written in the copywriting. It is different from what I thought. These men are a bit poor and have nothing after death. I look forward to collecting 24 deceased husbands 😄 Come on!!!

It looks good, the setting is novel, and there are no surprises. Especially the heroine's Ghost Bride profession is very cool when she is treated as an NPC. It feels like she is fiddling with the chessboard outside the game. I hope the author will update it soon.

I think it's quite interesting. The protagonist is progressive and hard-working, and the plot is foreshadowed and interlocking. There are several copies that have a causal relationship. I just feel a bit regretful. The heroine's late husband really has many interesting emotions. I beg the author to create a side story and write about the heroine's daily life with those late husbands [I'm almost crying] [I'm almost crying] I'm really curious, how will the heroine react when she recognizes Lin's identity? There is also the family copy. I also want to see it. I want to know how the sickly young man will react when he learns the identity of the protagonist? The author should update soon, otherwise I will really whip you with my little leather whip [punch out] [punch out] This novel has a more relaxed atmosphere of getting together to go through dungeons, and it can't be considered a horror, suspense, or thriller, but I think it's very interesting, and it's the only heroine's perspective that I've been able to read on Tomato recently. I hope the protagonist can discuss it on the forum every time she completes a dungeon. After all, she has a lot of unique information.

Wow, wow, it's rare to find such a satisfying novel, why is it not finished yet? The story of each level is not very long, there is no hydrology, the story is well arranged, and you can read it in one go, but it doesn't feel that simple. For people like me who want to read romance but can't stand it, this novel is just right. Many worlds have local NPC "husbands"/"boyfriends", and they can die in the end, and then contribute to the strength of the heroine. This vague black widow feeling is really good.

The overall atmosphere of the infinite stream is relatively relaxed, and the main death penalty is reduced rewards. The heroine was a script-killing clerk during her lifetime, and her occupation was that of a ghost bride in the first game. The process of each copy is longer, and there are sequels and future talks, and the emotional lines are independent and rich. The character creation is excellent, but the heroine herself is relatively indifferent, with a sense of gentleness and alienation. The game story chain is complete and the mechanism is unique and excellent. Each profession has a clear focus. The female protagonist is positioned as an all-round auxiliary, has excellent intelligence capabilities, and has psychic skills.