Live Ghost-Hunting: What Do You Mean I'm the Only One Who Can't See Them?

I watched the latest episode in one go, it's really good 👍 The concept is very interesting. The protagonist becomes a person who can't see ghosts at all in a world with ghosts (some ghosts can be seen, but I personally feel that this mechanism is too weak to see them, or that the protagonist can only see the ghosts in their true form 🤔). Furthermore, the protagonist is quite intelligent.

It's quite good. The protagonist isn't brainless, unlike other books of this type where the protagonist is clearly different from others, yet they force explanations and act contrived. The protagonist's character design in this book is excellent.

Oh no, I've found a treasure on Tomato! So far, this is a masterpiece among masterpieces. Although the protagonist ignores and cannot see all the strange occurrences, he is not stupid, nor does he keep pretending not to know. When he sees everyone around him saying the same thing, he begins to examine himself and reflect.

I don't usually give one or five stars, so this four stars can be considered a perfect score. I've caught up with the majority now. The start was good; the protagonist wasn't forced to be unaware of their own traits, and there were no forced explanations or attempts to make those traits seem weak, which is a good thing.

Ghost World: Earth Boss, I think I've run into a problem here, can you help me take a look?! Earth: Hmm, it's not a big problem. It's just a mix of Yin and Yang. I'll send my little one over to handle it for you, but the final outcome depends on your choice. 🤭🤭🤭 Earth: My little one can go and have fun wherever he wants, but Mom has put two states on you.

It's really good, a refreshing and exciting novel. The appearance of a woman makes it seem like the author has been possessed; it's too fake.

The premise is quite good, and the plot is relatively novel. It's not bad so far. The only minor flaw is that the protagonist's father is possessed by a ghost, and despite being in the hospital for so long, there's been little improvement. The protagonist knows officials like Li Donglin who can suppress ghost energy, so why doesn't he ask them for help?

Finally, a main character is realizing their difference. Overall, it's not bad. I'll give it 5 stars for now and see how it develops.

So far, it's been pretty good. There aren't any particularly mindless parts. I've been looking for books for days because I'm currently experiencing a reading slump, and this one, set in 2026, is mostly about AI. It's not just about AI, but it's also exceptionally well-written. Definitely deserves five stars. Also, I hope there is no female lead.

It's quite well-written, and the characters' logic is very solid. However, what I don't understand is that in this newly updated chapter, they've arrived at a bizarre B-grade town, and the three of them still have to sleep separately. I really don't get it; even at this point, separating them is absurd. Overall, it's very well-written, with some competition and some humor. In short, it's quite good. I really want to continue reading, but it's too short.