I Make Lanterns in the Haunted Realm, Burning Gods to Ash!

It's a good book. Among the many bizarre and fantastical stories, this one has a fresh and unique premise. The only flaw is the two sisters surnamed Su. It feels like the author couldn't help but unconsciously write some mindless plots about seeing women, yet also managed to pull it off, so it's not entirely about mindless behavior upon seeing a woman.

Each supernatural entity in this book has its own rules. The protagonist, as one of these entities, survives by utilizing death rewind and death warnings. After obtaining a lantern made from a ghost fetus, he continuously devours and levels up using the lantern's abilities and the supernatural elements within the story.

It's alright, but you always have to involve others, which makes the progress seem slow. If you were alone, would you be more organized and take it slow?

It's a Chinese-style Cthulhu story, written with a good feel to it. Although it's old stuff in new packaging, it's not cliché and is quite enjoyable to read. Then I saw a lot of comments criticizing the two women, which I don't really understand. The protagonist's character wasn't ruined; he even used the two women as guinea pigs later on, with hundreds of people dying to pave the way for him.

It's so good! I rarely read a book without missing a chapter, it's just too good. I'm worried the author might suddenly abandon it; I'm so anxious!

It's alright, but I'm worried the author might abandon the project.

I came here because of its reputation; this book isn't very common. 🙂

So far, nothing seems to have collapsed, which is quite refreshing. The comment about the two women being criticized does have a point, but it's not a big problem. While there are some minor issues, overall it's still acceptable.

I hope the author can speed things up.

New idea, new concept, not bad, keep it up, author!