After I Was Dumped at a Mass Grave, All My Clients Were Ghosts

[Warning: This is a spoiler alert] I've caught up to chapter 129, and it's super good! The female lead is incredibly kind but not pushover; she's very sharp-tongued, sympathetic to the victims, and even helps them torture the murderer. The characters all feel very real; 90% of them are normal people, except for the people in the female lead's village (including her family) who gossip and bully…

The short story was alright, but the supporting male and female characters had way too much screen time. I felt the author really liked the male supporting character; his character arc was even more complete than the female lead's.

It's quite good. The female lead has a strong personality and doesn't tolerate being wronged. She kills her awful family members as soon as they cause trouble, but she's incredibly kind to a brother and sister in the supporting characters. The sister's name is Shen Xiu, and the brother's name is Shen Huaijin.

The drama is quite good, but there's something I find hard to say. The way the two siblings from the Shen family are treated is excessively kind; they're practically everywhere. Although they're treated like family, it feels like the female lead's main focus. The female lead's screen time is 5:2 compared to the two siblings.

The book is very well written. I've only read up to the part about Prince Jin and his mother. I have a question: why are there so many bad or tragic female characters in the story? There are also bad and tragic male characters, but there are also many good ones, and many who live well.

It's great! The female lead is kind-hearted and willing to help others. She also punishes evil and promotes good according to her own conscience. There might be a slight preference for male characters, mainly reflected in the large amount of screen time given to the male supporting characters, and their character development is exceptionally clear.

Five stars! A ghost story that isn't scary, and even has some humor! It's caught up with the current few major flaws, but it'll need some time to settle down. The last few chapters of chapter ninety-something were too filler! I'm not following anymore! Best wishes.

I've read up to chapter 193. At first, I found it a bit boring, but the more I read, the better I found it. I also have some thoughts on the points that people have mentioned. (Contains spoilers, proceed with caution) Regarding the satisfying moments: I think it's a truly satisfying read. The female lead can easily solve almost any problem she encounters.

It's pretty good and enjoyable. The female lead is exactly the kind of person I want to live—single and occasionally earning a little money. I just didn't like one scene where she took off her clothes, even though the male lead did too.

This is a very good novel. The author's writing is delicate, and the characters are vividly portrayed, each with their own personality. Although it is a ghost story, it is very down-to-earth. The logic and plot are good and reasonable. The simple and humorous descriptions make it comfortable to read and give you a warm feeling. It is much better than many novels with melodramatic plots and language.