There’s a Corpse-Ghost Heavenly Master Inside Me

It just has a bit more description of the districts. I thought it would be a story close to the Daoist fantasy genre, but it's not crazy at all; it's quite bland. Maybe the author's writing style itself has some minor flaws. Anyway, it doesn't feel dangerous at all.

Wow! I've read a lot of horror novels, but this is one of the few from Yangshizi that really brings the scene to mind. Most horror novels these days focus on psychological and atmospheric fear, lacking detailed and profound visual descriptions. The description of the lame man in the first chapter is amazing! 👍 The protagonist, Eleven, is composed, and the female lead? She's not a sadist, which is reassuring. Kudos to the author!

The subject matter is alright, but the image of this ghostly Taoist priest feels too similar to that in Ghost Hunt 2. It repeats the same thing over and over again, like a sequel to Journey to the West, with endless bizarre and repetitive phrases, making even listening to the audiobook a headache.

I really like it; it suits my taste perfectly. 👊

It's written like the stories from when Tang San wasn't using his full power—good and interesting.

I'm giving this a thumbs up; there aren't many novels these days that actually feature ghosts.

Curious as it may be, it's undeniably beautiful 🍉

A normal person might find it a bit disgusting and grotesque, but as a believer in the merciful father of Nurgle, I think the optimal solution would be to have the most horrifying appearance, like the Great Unclean One, covered in rotting flesh and sores constantly oozing filthy pus, with scalding intestines overflowing from the swollen belly, and wounds crawling with rotting flies and Nurgle…

It's written just like what netizens have said online, it's very good.

Not bad. The update speed alone deserves a good review. I'll definitely give it my support.