Horror Invasion: From the Start, I Ate the Starving Ghost

Those who enjoy angst are in for a treat! The entire book has a very tragic tone, with the main plot revolving around violence. Everyone who treated the protagonist well gradually dies, forcing him to slowly gain wisdom through repeated separations—a truly tragic figure. Although the angst is well-designed, I still feel it's angst for the sake of angst. I still feel sorry for the protagonist, who is constantly being bullied.

Although the beginning was a bit sad, it paid off by allowing the protagonist to gradually return to normal. Later on, as the protagonist grew stronger, the plot became incredibly satisfying. Aside from the mysterious resurrection of the Buddha, it's the most outstanding supernatural novel I've ever read. While the ghosts aren't as terrifying as in the Buddha's stories, the human aspects are still very well written. Please add more chapters! There are just too few; it's simply not enough!

The story is like a cup of hot cocoa on a winter's day—sweet but not cloying, its warmth spreading from your fingertips to your heart. Every word is coated in sugar, and after reading it, your lips unconsciously curl into a smile, your whole heart feeling healed. It's a heartwarming high-fantasy novel that blends family, friendship, and love beautifully. ❤️👍😊 By the way, I have some honey from my own farm. Could you give me your address, and I'll send you some? ❤️

Not bad, it seems edible for now. This author even writes from both male and female perspectives? I'll have to read it more carefully. 🙂 I'm too old to watch death and resurrection anymore. Please stop using knives for the sake of knives, okay?

A heads-up before viewing: Everyone the protagonist has been close to has died. The protagonist is both "innocent" and depressed because all his family members have died. So far, no one has noticed his problem; they just keep sending him to different places to be close to different people, and then letting those people die.

Super good!!! Don't be fooled by the title and ratings. At first, I thought it was just another cheesy supernatural story, but as I read on, I found the author's writing to be excellent, without any nonsensical parts. The only minor drawback is the initial frustrating part; the protagonist is mentally challenged, so he seems a bit lost and confused, and everyone who helps him dies 😢, which is…

It's simply amazing! Although it uses a similar setting to "Mysterious Resurrection," it's far from a simple imitation. Those who have read "Mysterious Resurrection" know that the author is a master at writing about ghosts and humans, but this book excels at both. The human side is portrayed with great subtlety and richness.

Holy crap, I've struck gold! Tomato Novels is the number one supernatural novel, a parallel world where mystery has resurfaced, but this world is more realistic, more straightforward, and more relatable. The characters are perfectly developed, and there are just too many chapters to read!

I read the whole thing in one go, and it's generally flawless and well worth reading. The main character is a bit pitiful, and there are some heart-wrenching moments in the beginning. Keep up the good work, author!

It's a very good read. The writing style and emotions are quite delicate, especially for someone like Tomato. The protagonist isn't an invincible, arrogant type; he slowly grows up with a sense of sadness and loneliness, and everyone who was kind to him eventually leaves him.