I’m a Food Blogger, but I Somehow Got Bound to a Ghost-Hunting System

It's good, but the timeline is a bit unclear; I was a little confused about how much time elapsed between the two events. The protagonist doesn't quite trust the system, so I hope it won't betray him... Yuan Qing's character is so cute! I want to see them go ghost hunting together again.

If you came here because of the title mentioning a food blogger, you can leave now, because there's not much about food bloggers. It's not a food article; it's a regular ghost-hunting story. The story and writing style are decent, and because the protagonist's combat power isn't very high, there's a fairly strong sense of suspense while reading.

I think it's pretty good, but not many people watch it. I really love ghost-hunting live streams! Especially the lighthearted kind! It's just that there wasn't much ghost encounter content later on 💔 But it's still very good! I love it so much 🤤 Keep up the good work, teacher! I'm here to support you 👏🏻👍🏻😤

The writing style is at a normal level. I think it's good that the story can be told clearly using normal sentences. I have a high tolerance for different writing styles. I can accept writing styles except for those who are particularly uncultured or who don't know how to use formal language. The plot is generally good, with subtle yet unexpected twists that kept readers guessing.

It's alright, there are no obvious fatal flaws. There are no major issues with the plot or characters. The novel is a bit short, but that's just right for me, because if it's too long, I really wouldn't be able to finish it and would lose interest.

The male lead has a wild name, a great physique, and is incredibly handsome. Stop catching ghosts, just take me away! (Heart emoji) It's very well written, keep it up, author!

It seems like not many people are watching, but I think it's quite interesting, so I'll give it a thumbs up.

No romantic pairing means you can ship them however you like; the main character and Yuan Qing have great chemistry.

The system feels rather gloomy. The protagonist and Yuan Qing are both great; they're stingy and poor, but full of righteousness. 😏

Author, what did you add to the book? I feel so tired and miserable reading it (just kidding). The police force here has been dramatically weakened, there's no special bureau; but there are definitely cult members and Taoist priests.