Tomb of the Ghastly Gods

Does the author, Peacock, intend to write the protagonist as a scumbag? After seeing that scene where Chen Zhi raped Ji Ying, he even used the image of a tree full of flowers to say he would protect Ji Ying for life, but deep down he didn't love Ji Ying at all. It's unbelievable—is he treating Ji Ying like a doll? The male lead is utterly shameless. Ahem, it's not that the author's writing is bad.

I've read this book several times, each time only managing a few dozen chapters before giving up. Today, someone recommended it, and after reading a few dozen chapters, it seemed increasingly familiar. Finally, I remembered I'd read this book before, and I just had to get it off my chest. I don't know why so many people say it's good.

This book has been on my bookshelf for a long time; I saved it when it was first serialized. Every time someone recommended it, I would pick it up, but to this day I haven't been able to get past chapter fifty. I don't know if it's a matter of the author's writing ability, but I really enjoyed the first few chapters of this book. However, its strengths and weaknesses are equally obvious.

I'm done for. I initially thought I'd check this out since it was on the suspense list, but I endured until chapter 37 and still succumbed to the addiction. To the people who recommended this book, don't you feel embarrassed reading this kind of book? Don't you think it's a waste of time? Why not find a good book to read?

The writing is too messy, and it's from an omniscient perspective. The protagonist is incredibly toxic; his character is cowardly, incompetent, indecisive, and even a bit of a saint. There's barely any character description; I've read over two hundred chapters and the protagonist's personality is still only vaguely defined. It's toxic, extremely toxic, absolutely toxic!!

I initially thought it was a decent novel, but when I saw that the male lead slept with a prostitute and then insisted on taking responsibility, it really blew me away. The story was alright, but my values ​​didn't align with it, so I'm outta here.

The novel is very well written, but I always feel like there aren't enough updates! It's so painful to keep up with the updates every day~ *sobs* I'm looking forward to more updates from the author!

Let's start with the title. The title is the soul of a book, and you can tell how much effort the author put into it just from the title. "The Tomb of the Ghostly God"—the author didn't want to use a common ghost or deity title, but instead used the homophone "Ghostly God"—a very thoughtful detail.

He's already died from poisoning. Given the premise that the protagonist's father and grandfather are both top-tier scientists with extremely high IQs, how could the protagonist's mother be replaced by a monster and then have nowhere to turn for help? Are all the government departments—the National Security Bureau, the Public Security Bureau, the military—just sitting idly by?

This is awful. I'm speechless. The protagonist is cowardly and incompetent; I didn't see his high intelligence at all. What's the point of searching for spirit stones for so many chapters? To save the world? Haha. The change of attitude was so quick. Even though everyone knew he wasn't very capable, they still let him plan the operation, and they just believed your lies. I can't stand it anymore. I have no motivation, no enjoyment, and it's just going nowhere.