Please Call Me Master of Spirits

This book is addictive! A ghost messenger can't resist any woman he sees, and if he finds a female ghost innocent, he'll rush to help her, even going so far as to seek help from Yama, the King of Hell. The worst part is, Yama also wants to help him get to the mortal realm! I couldn't read any further after that! Even though it's only a few pages, I was completely poisoned.

Today I saw some idiot who didn't understand the situation and started cursing right away. I've been reading books for so many years and this is the first time I've ever seen anything like that. I write books, and if they're not good, feel free to criticize them. If you don't like my books, you can criticize them too, or even just say whatever you want.

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It's quite good, but subscribing to each chapter individually was too much trouble, so I subscribed to all subsequent chapters. I wonder if it's been marked as a featured post?

It's great! It's great! 😍😍😍 (I hope the female lead appears later or there is no female lead at all 🥺🥺🥺🥺)

Dear author, I'll listen to you. Since you say this book is terrible, I won't read it. 😁

It's a bit strange that this book is on the bestseller list.

Recently, many people have been saying that the protagonist is a saint. I don't know what your definition of a "Mother Teresa" is. If you think that a young urbanite who encounters someone in distress and extends a helping hand without affecting their own interests qualifies as a Mother Teresa, then this book might not be suitable for you, and you can skip it.

It doesn't feel mysterious at all. Ghost messengers are supposed to be mysterious, but after just a few chapters, everyone knows you can catch ghosts. What's even more unbelievable is that even the people of the country rely on the protagonist to catch ghosts. There's always a positive side to everything; if there are ghosts, there will be people who catch them. Does that mean the protagonist is the only one in the world who can catch ghosts?

I can't stand it anymore. The concept is not bad, but the protagonist is too "saintly." And what should be a supernatural story has a "cultivation master in the city" feel to it. The author should take a look at The Eighth Pawnshop. Rules are rules. How can a ghost messenger interfere with other people's fates at will?