Even as a Ghost Story, I Have to Work Hard

So delicious! 🙏🏻 I really want to see how much material the author's brain is packed with. Like the food at Monster House, the proper nouns and world-building are so rich and complete that it's reassuring. The names are fitting, and the abilities are catchy and easy to understand. The protagonist, Indigo, is even more delicious!

At first glance, the ability system might seem a bit chaotic, but after reading a couple more chapters, you'll find the world-building is truly fascinating. There aren't many SCP-themed novels out there, and this author's writing is exceptionally excellent.

The world-building is novel, and some of the settings are really interesting. I was amazed by many innovative settings when I read "The Musician" before, and when I saw that the new book had started, I couldn't resist reading it right away after saving up a few chapters. It still has that familiar feel to it, and it's so good it's reassuring to read. 😳

The world-building is very novel, and the protagonist's personality is also very unique. In the early stages, the world-building might not seem very obvious at first, but after reading a couple of chapters, you'll find that it's a completely new and unique world. Facing a new and rare world, after reading a few chapters of Chanxia Light, you'll find that this world-building is very interesting.

I think this novel is quite good. The protagonist has a laid-back, easygoing personality, but possesses a strong sense of morality and justice. The writing style is also good; the descriptions of the protagonist are particularly well-done. The plot flows smoothly so far, with no logical inconsistencies. The boss appears quickly, and the main objective is relatively clear.

The logic is very strong. (Just a little whisper: Does anyone think the main character's TV-style head is cool? It's a heterosexual head, hehe 🤭) I hope this book becomes a hit... The concept is very novel; using colors to delineate areas and positions is something I've never seen before. The plot is logical and engaging, and the emotions are expressed perfectly.

Everyone's showing me this blue TV! I'm so happy reading about the heterosexual romance! Every book by this author—braised, stir-fried, and stewed green peppers—is so captivating! After reading just one chapter, I'm hooked, like I'm addicted! (What did you add to the story, author?) This Indigo Executive is so spirited! And Qi Shen (is he even human?)—These two are absolutely perfect!

It's so delicious! But sadly, not many people read this book. I hope the protagonist can eventually gather the others and blow up the higher-ups at the art studio to become the boss himself. Those higher-ups are really inhuman. I thought Cang Qing was dead, but he's still alive, even if it's in a different form. It's still not bad. I wonder if he'll be able to get a physical body later.

Absolutely delicious. The world-building might be a little confusing at first in the chapters, but you'll be completely captivated later on. Clicking into the author's profile revealed I'd already fallen in love with them—they're the author of *The Musician*, and their writing is even more detailed! I love it! No need to worry about being stared at for no reason or anything, the overall experience is very comfortable, and the alien-like appearance is so satisfying, hehehehehehe.

This is my first book review, and I've already written about chapter 49. It's quite good; I think it's a decent novel even within the ghost story/mystery genre. The writing style is a significant improvement over *The Musician*, and the character descriptions are still very strong. However, it might also be because the subject matter and elements suit my taste.