The Yin-Yang Master: Haunted by a Hundred Ghosts

It's pretty good, but I'm afraid it'll all turn into pretentious harem anime.

First of all, I have to say something about the male lead. He's so fake. Everyone else is harming him, yet he's more benevolent than Confucius. The romance was terribly poorly written, with characters dying for the male lead at the drop of a hat. It's not that the plot is bad, but based on the author's descriptions, their relationship simply hadn't reached that point. When I read the part where the female lead sacrificed herself for the male lead, I felt absolutely no sadness; I was just completely baffled. And the male lead's friend, who was originally an enemy, suddenly became friends after such a short time together? That's even more inexplicable! The author went off-topic. It was supposed to be a horror story, so how did it turn into a martial arts challenge and a quest for immortality? As for character development, only the protagonist's master is somewhat interesting. He portrays Li Bai's carefree, unrestrained, and easygoing personality, and his mastery of both wine and sword is very creative. In my humble opinion, this is the only interesting character in the whole book; the other characters are rubbish! Finally, it doesn't matter if your writing is bad, but you need a good story! Aside from the beginning being somewhat interesting, the rest is unreadable. Assessment complete!

With only 7 averages, I knew what was going on.

The protagonist is so viciously portrayed; if someone wants to kill you, you just try to reason with them.

Humans aren't necessarily good people, but demons are definitely not good people; those who are not of our kind are bound to have different hearts.

Keep it up, author! It's getting better and better!

The toxicity is too strong; I can only last until chapter 35.

Hui Erge misspelled the title; there are two "sevens"!