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Name: Jiang Nuo Gender: Male age:?? Talent: Summon Ghost Wife Corpse Child Title: Red and White Demons Skills: Yin Qi Perception; Bloodsucking and Corpse Poisoning to Create Walking Corpses Synopsis: A wealthy young master from the Qing Dynasty was murdered by bandits while traveling with his wife and children, turning into a vengeful zombie. Seeking revenge, he now becomes the male protagonist's contracted ghost, hoping to find a place for his family to live. @Reader

I have something to say If the author truly intended for the Bloodstained Ghost to be a mere plot device, then the protagonist shouldn't have started by promising to take responsibility for it. This would make the reader perceive the protagonist as completely emotionless. Since you persuaded it with words, you should naturally fulfill your promise.

Keep it up! (ง •̀_•́)ง Even though I'm broke, I won't skimp on the recommendation votes!

While reading this book, I couldn't help but compare it to "My Haunted House." I only finished reading the part about peeling the apple; I haven't read the rest yet. The plot is okay, but the protagonist's characterization is lacking. He's not calm enough, and his only redeeming quality is his deep obsession.

I've been reading online novels for 12 years, including many by platinum-level authors and numerous well-known horror and supernatural novels, so I consider myself to have decent taste. My overall assessment of this book is: 1. Novel Theme: It takes ghost movies as its core, but it takes root and sprouts from them, and eventually "sublimates". 2. Abundant Creativity: Always unexpected yet logical.

The author excessively exaggerates the protagonist's directing abilities; I came here for the ghost story. The entire book glorifies the protagonist's directing skills while criticizing the script as mediocre. I can only say that the criticism is valid; the script only needs to be explained once during filming, not twice after the fans have seen it.

After looking at dozens of pictures, here's my summary: They're neither appealing nor worth discarding. They're just not good-looking, but not exactly toxic.

I didn't feel anything, so all I could sense was the audience awkwardly praising it...

Let me share my opinion; the following represents only my personal thoughts. The plot is fast-paced and doesn't drag on. It doesn't try to cram a ghost story into thirty or forty chapters, avoiding any sense of unease. While there are a few minor issues, they are completely overshadowed by the story's tight flow. Perhaps it was a bit rushed?

I just couldn't connect with the video stories the author wrote, mainly because I couldn't visualize the scenes. So when it came to the part where netizens were hyping it up, I was completely baffled. Wasn't this supposed to be a horror/paranormal video? Why did it turn into something like an art film?