Please Entrust Me with the Rest of Your Life, Kayako-chan!

It might be a bit slow to get into at first, but once you've read the ship arc, you'll basically keep reading. The later episodes are better written. The protagonist is portrayed as a real, human being—a womanizer, selfish, yet grateful and understanding of give and take. He doesn't become a saint. I recommend watching it.

This is a crossover anime/manga series, which can be a bit quirky. Recommended for those with a high tolerance for horror. The atmosphere is well-crafted, the writing is smooth, and the protagonist's actions are logical, thoughtful, and insightful. I hope the author can maintain this quality; I really enjoyed the first story.

Other ghosts: You scum who toys with the hearts of evil spirits!!! Main character: How rude of me~~ We're in pure love! Kayako: I love you so much, my husband! I love you the most!!!

The later parts are so sweet, I love it! The beginning was so wordy and the plot wasn't good either, but the later parts are really great. I'm so impressed with the author, why did you let me read this book so early? Damn it, now I have to wait for your updates every day! 😢😢😢

The later part of the story is indeed very sweet, but that earlier part was really irritating. Could you please change it? 💕 Wow, it's been revised! The author is so persuasive, five-star review!

Personally, I think it's a great read. Don't listen to the author's suggestion to start from chapter 38; he only knows how to write novels, he doesn't understand readers. I'd say start from the beginning to really enjoy it; the characters will become more vivid and well-developed. I'm currently on chapter 35, so you can enjoy it without worry.

A rare gem among Japanese horror stories, and so pure in its own way! The first few dozen pages might not be the most captivating, but you can get a general idea and then jump straight to the pursuit of Kayako without losing anything. If you were transported to a world filled with Japanese horror, pursuing Kayako and being with her would be the best way to survive, because she would definitely be…

Wow, I binged the latest episodes! The plot flows smoothly, and the protagonist's shifts in thought and actions are written seamlessly and naturally. (Kayako is so cute!) The cruise ship arc wasn't as bad as some reviews suggested, and it felt completely different from his later interactions with Kayako.

A great book, written by the author himself, unlike the rampant AI novels these days. It's excellent, with a reasonable plot, and so far it's still pure romance. I really like it and hope the author continues to do well. Also, the author is incredibly dedicated; he works during the day and still manages to write three more chapters after get off work—that's amazing!

I suggest adding "Hell's Bliss" to the game. Two of the celestial beings in it are alive today, and the other deceased celestial beings, except for Xu Fu's wife, are also being resurrected. These celestial beings can be cultivated through external alchemy, but the biggest drawback is that they rely on human elixirs.