Global Hauntings

The story is quite original, and you can tell the author put a lot of effort into making the characters feel real and relatable. The book has a decent protagonist who isn't just a useless character relying solely on a cheat-like ability. The simulator is certainly an important cheat, but it's not the only factor for the protagonist.

I agree with the comments above. Starting from Liugui Village, the story completely lost steam. The forced and contrived emotional scenes were incredibly awkward to watch. The author's original concept was supposed to be a dual cultivation of magic and martial arts, where martial arts provide defense and magic provides offense—a high-attack, high-defense hybrid.

No need to be overly critical, this book is indeed just average, but not terrible. I now seriously suspect the author is a lazy otaku who likes Japanese manga; the writing has a strong sense of being a trashy Japanese light novel adapted into an isekai story. The only difference between it and Japanese manga is the lack of the gentle, passive-aggressive, harem, and factional elements. Wow, bro, you're really something else! 😂😂😂

I honestly feel the romance plot is inexplicable, especially the interactions with the female lead; it's really making me want to vomit. How come a serious story suddenly starts rambling on about love?

While it may appear to be a mystery, most of the plot has little to do with the supernatural. In essence, it's a story of a power struggle between two worlds.

I don't know why, but I always feel that this book has a major flaw that makes me increasingly uncomfortable as I read on. I can't quite put my finger on it; the overall plot seems alright, but it just gets more and more unpleasant to read.

This update volume is really impressive.

I suddenly couldn't get into it after the 100-year time jump. I had planned to wait until I went back to the past to continue reading, but after saving up so many chapters, I had absolutely no interest in it. Actually, I can accept what others have said about abrupt character changes; I've been a bookworm for over a decade, I've tried all sorts of things. It's just that the plot stopped attracting me that started the real reason I gave up on the book.

The protagonist is a good person with positive values ​​and a willingness to sacrifice himself, which doesn't suit my taste. I prefer someone who is selfish when weak but has principles and doesn't harm innocent people, and who contributes to human civilization as a whole when invincible and doesn't bully the weak without reason.

It has nothing to do with the supernatural; it's just a traditional infinite flow fantasy novel with a supernatural twist on its surface.