I Graduated from Tsinghua University Before I Died

The concept is quite imaginative, and it's clear that AI wasn't used, which is commendable. I'll give it a good review. I can't quite articulate the plot, but the writing style is definitely not for those accustomed to finer details. They say you should lose half your brain when reading, and this book exemplifies that perfectly.

There's no trace of AI; it's very well-written, a different kind of supernatural book. It details the protagonist's journey from confusion to power through countless trials, without any overpowered abilities. I'm looking forward to the scene where he encounters his student later on.

I almost missed a great book because of its title; the author's approach is truly ingenious. The protagonist begins as a bizarre being with original thoughts, and the story revolves around researching the core of this bizarre being. It avoids classic clichés and the writing is smooth with few flaws. Although I've only written less than 2000 words so far, it's already a great start. I just hope it doesn't decline and fall into a cliché later on.

The premise seems quite interesting; it could be very engaging if it could be expanded upon. However, there's one point of contention so far: the protagonist's motives for concealing information from the living seem unclear before this point, and there hasn't been any deep reflection or discussion about "why not."

The novel is still enjoyable, with a tight plot and well-developed characters. The only drawback is that the author portrays many characters' feelings as too materialistic, which I feel is relatively rare in real life. Also, while the protagonist progresses quickly, he always lags behind Liu Meiling, yet disrupting her plans becomes surprisingly easy.

It's great that they didn't use AI; it's good, no female lead, no ambiguous relationships. It's just that people die so often, and I felt sorry for some of the characters' deaths. Also, I hope they deal with Lin and Wang a bit; they're too arrogant, I can't stand them. Hmm… Wang's feelings for the protagonist are a bit twisted, but I like that. Lin is also a relatively kind person.

Yes, the content seems quite novel so far. Overall, it's pretty good. However, I feel that there are still some shortcomings in some logical structures, and I also hope that the author can create a group or something so that everyone can communicate.

I think it has a lot of exciting and scary elements. It tells the story of ghosts from the perspective of a spirit with memories of their past life. While the worldview is similar to other ghost stories, its presentation is unique, offering a refreshing and novel experience. In short, just one chapter piqued my interest!

This eerie and supernatural novel is logically rigorous and seamless. Its perspective on ghost stories is fresh and unique, quite different from previous works. The plot is tense and intricate, full of suspense, and the atmosphere of mystery is exceptionally well-crafted, making it increasingly addictive as you read. It is a rare and high-quality supernatural novel.

The fact that this book's writing style doesn't feel artificial is commendable. The author has also put effort into the setting. However, the initial power-ups are too overpowered, with the red fog being the most prominent feature. The recent appearance of the Ghost Marquis and the city-wide fog raises concerns about the power levels later on.