When Ghostly Calamities Strike: A Paranormal Escape Begins with a Séance

It's pretty good, especially the one about the Jade Emperor Temple. My impression is that the male lead is quite good, but he doesn't feel prominent enough. So far, in several installments, he hasn't really been shown as the protagonist; it feels like anyone else could be the protagonist. The male lead's position is unclear. The writing is excellent!

There aren't many flaws, except for the friend who was added in the second instance. He performed well in all aspects. The only problem is that the protagonist panics excessively whenever he sees a friend, and becomes quite absurd when people around him are involved. Although it's understood to advance the plot, it's a bit unsightly.

It remains a classic example of the author's signature infinite flow genre. Compared to the previous book, the story's subplots are significantly more interesting and meaningful, with a more natural integration of folk elements. The logic and plot are also impeccable. From character portrayal to supporting roles, almost every character has distinct traits and memorable moments. As someone who enjoys ensemble casts, I found this book quite enjoyable. I hope the author continues to do well!

This book is absolutely fantastic! I was so impressed I forgot to write a review. Regarding the comment section's question about Wen Tao being a bit of a saint and dragging the protagonist down, that's completely untrue. Wen Tao's kindness has its limits; he can distinguish right from wrong and is a unique source of warmth for the protagonist in this dark world.

It's really great! Although it seems short on chapters, it's incredibly engaging. The character development is very much to my liking; both the male lead and the other characters are well-developed and relatable. So far, there aren't any major flaws, and almost everyone is intelligent. I haven't seen any truly evil characters yet, and the overall pacing is good.

Excellent! I love reading it! I'll read it again! The pacing of the dungeons is slow, but they are all interconnected and logically sound. The details are meticulously crafted; no plot holes are left unresolved, and no story breaks down. The combat pacing is also very comfortable, neither too fast nor too slow.

The author's reasoning skills are in no way inferior to their previous book, and this one has shorter chapters, a tighter pace, more intense plot, and more meticulous attention to detail. It completely avoids the shortcomings of the previous book. While the initial rating was a bit low, the content is absolutely solid. Highly recommended! Please help promote this book and try to raise its rating so that such a good book doesn't die out! 😢

After finishing the first chapter, I'd rate it a 9 out of 10, which is excellent. The pacing is just right, and I was really looking forward to each new chapter! 😂 The character development is also just right; there's no deliberate attempt to belittle others for the sake of the protagonist, and everyone is used to their full potential. Finally, this is truly the author's latest masterpiece.

The depiction of the terrifying atmosphere is well-handled, while the descriptions of special abilities prevent the plot from becoming unbalanced or resulting in overwhelming power levels. The plot progresses concisely and quickly, maintaining a good balance between pacing and suspense, while the depictions of everyday life add a sense of tension and relaxation.

This is so good! Please update soon! I'm a 99-year-old grandma, and if I don't see the complete version of this next chapter, I'll have a heart attack! I've finished the first two chapters, and the author's writing is still top-notch. My only minor suggestion is the final duel in the second chapter; it was a little long and confusing, so I skipped it quickly. Please, author, write faster! 50 Chapters a day!!!