I like to watch genres in which humans are unable to compete head-on with unknown forces. Most of them are thrillers. The protagonists are ordinary people. There is no restriction on sexual orientation, but I prefer the female protagonist's perspective.
This book is not included in the collection if we only look at the protagonist's settings, but the content and atmosphere of the live broadcast are quite good and interesting (but the props used in the Kaidan Association are still the same, and the scaring methods are gradually converging. I personally prefer the atmosphere of just starting to explore ghosts), and the protagonist is also a rare big sister type (she really dares to rush into trouble whether it is herself or others [Rainbow Fart])
I like the other town chapter more. The development in the later part of the first chapter has a more technological feel. It has a sad feeling of suddenly jumping into a science fiction theater and the mystery is explained, but it lacks a lot of unspeakable mysterious atmosphere.
I haven't finished reading this book yet when I'm following the update. The copy is good, but I vaguely remember that the male protagonist has an ex-girlfriend that he can't forget, and he can ward off lightning as needed. Because I mainly focus on the plot, and I also like the setting of the heroine and the second male lead, I included it.