Surviving Global Nightmares, and I’m Actually a Legendary Big Shot

That's too cruel! Calling him "Ghost King" all the time... After losing your power, your behavior is like that of a newborn kid. This is less than one ten-thousandth of the danger you were in before. I even suspect you were just a fraud when you became Ghost King. Calling some lowly characters "Big Brother" like that really lowers your status. Don't tell me he's acting this way because he's powerless now. I'm genuinely sorry.

The story's setting has serious flaws, forcibly lowering the bar for societal intelligence to highlight the protagonist, making it awkward and uncomfortable to watch. The ghost realm exploration is 99 years old, and the protagonist is still a high school student, completely ignorant—is that believable?

Personally, I think the author could have easily changed the setting of the strongest ghost king to the top leader of a certain profession. This kind of background would be more fitting, with numerous followers and past power, rather than simply the title of ghost king. The first impression of a ghost king is more about status.

Actually, if you can get through the beginning, you'll get through the beginning of this book as well. (The author is very capable, so please consider this before commenting.)

To be honest, after reading chapter 65, it feels like a bait-and-switch tactic. Both the title and the synopsis suggest a powerful protagonist returning to power, and the beginning even describes him as incredibly strong. However, the male lead never really comes across as a top-tier character; he's just a typical protagonist from an infinite flow novel.

Why does this introduction look like it was written by an eunuch?

This author is really good. The novel hasn't been published yet, so I don't know about other aspects, but he has a really good temper.

Customer service-oriented author? I don't believe it unless you wish me well.

It's really strange. The protagonist didn't have this kind of game-like system when he transmigrated before; he relied entirely on himself. So, those so-called skill releases are more about his own creation... Therefore, this part is blank. Moreover, he should be able to enter the underworld through his own experience and methods; there's no need for him to enter dreams or join any faction...

I'm asking for the author's blessing. I haven't read the novel yet, but seeing how positive the author's attitude is, I'll keep reading even if it's toxic!