Please Sacrifice Me to Your Heart's Content

It was pretty good at first, but the supporting characters' logic was illogical, and the omniscient perspective made it feel like they were all acting, giving the impression of forced intellectual impairment. It was interesting once or twice, but got boring after a few times.

I hate these kinds of books the most 😅. Forcing a decrease in intelligence is one thing, but trying to drag the readers down with it is another. From the moment you ate half the female ghost and became stronger, even if you didn't fully realize it, eating a snake spirit and becoming stronger again still didn't seem to raise any questions?

It's well-written and worth a look. However, the protagonist's ability to discern and perceive should be written more realistically. The protagonist could be made to be suspicious and wary at first, and then through coincidences, make them realize that their suspicions are meaningless.

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This logic is too far-fetched; the story doesn't make sense at all.

The time traveler doesn't believe in ghosts! With this setup, a big slap will land right in your face.

Is the author on holiday for New Year's Day or what? 🧐🧐 *Sobs*

The protagonist's act of pretending to be stupid is so convincing.

I think it's best not to write too much of the same kind of book, as you'll quickly get tired of it.

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