A Nationwide Nightmare: I Tattooed a Female Ghost and Went on a Rampage

I feel that some of the detailed descriptions are a bit uninteresting. For example, the protagonist's dungeon at the beginning. In addition to the protagonist and official personnel, there are ordinary people in the dungeon. If you want to stabilize people's hearts, shouldn't you first clarify the relationship? Then I think we can add some psychological descriptions to people other than the protagonist, or some demeanor descriptions. Some demeanor descriptions can obscure the psychological movements of the characters. Otherwise, the protagonist just talks and the others do nothing, and it feels like there is something wrong with it. Secondly, in the eighth chapter, the protagonist clearly called the dealer to tell the official that he had moved, but in the tenth chapter, he took the initiative to come out again. It was very contradictory, but it was only one chapter later. I think the author should remember it. It felt a bit AI-like, I hope not, The book is quite interesting

It smells so strong of AI, so weird

It sounds very good, personal feeling