The Ghost Train

The female lead just watched the whole thing go smoothly; author, are you serious? (⊙X⊙;)

It felt a bit rushed; I don't even know why the female lead got on this train.

How... Did it end so quickly?

What's wrong with my eyes? I read the chapter title as "Underworld." Keep it up, author!

And the author's descriptions of food are so amazing! They always make me hungry. The clay pot in this story, and the old lady's scallion noodles in the last story—they all make me hungry just looking at them, haha!

It felt like the female lead was dreaming the whole time. *Facepalm*

It's actually a good story, but the female lead is really useless.

The author writes excellent stories, but one thing that's increasingly puzzling me is the female lead's role. I previously read a horror novel where the female lead travels through various supernatural tragedies and finds the killer, and each time she finds a killer, a real-world killer with a similar supernatural twist is arrested. The author's writing is just as good as other horror novels, but I'm still confused about the female lead's purpose.

Sorry, I'm not trying to be argumentative, I just wanted to ask what specific tasks the female lead did in the mission? For example, did she explore for clues on her own, solve problems using her own logic, or something like that? Right now, it feels like the female lead didn't do anything; the plot just developed on its own, and then it says the mission is complete… which is a bit confusing. Finally, I hope the author continues to write well.

Although I felt angry watching this female lead, it's undeniable that her behavior reflects the actions of most normal people.