I Made a Ghost Film, So How Did I Become a Celestial Master?

The typical way to deal with zombies, excluding those with intelligence.

The more I watch, the more disgusted I get -_-||! Making movies and then playing detective? The plot is full of holes, and to maintain the protagonist's mystery about ghosts, the protagonist is practically an idiot, and the official staff aren't just idiots, they're a bunch of mentally unstable morons!

Let me mention the advantages: 1. The story has a relatively tight logic, which is a rare find for veteran readers. 2. The premise is quite interesting; the male protagonist can catch ghosts, while others can't! That's really cool. 3. This is also what I value most. As the saying goes, "You can tell a lot about a person by reading their words."

I'm just sharing my thoughts, and I hope you won't delete this post since I'm reading the official version. Judging from the title and synopsis, this is supposed to be a supernatural system novel, but the entire story is supernatural from beginning to end, with the system plot making up less than one-thousandth of the plot.

The plot was too drawn out; I didn't have the patience to read any further. Besides, the first dozen or so chapters were dull and boring, with no interest at all.

To read a book, you first need to lower your IQ to the level of a third-grade elementary school student.

I've seen some, and I feel like complaining. First: The protagonist keeps repeating that there are no ghosts and that we should believe in science. This isn't really a bad point, but personally, I found it a bit awkward. Everyone else says there are ghosts, but the protagonist is the only one who doesn't believe it, not even once. Who's the one who's crazy?

System, time travel, talent, doesn't believe in ghosts. It is extremely poisonous.

Does the author never look at their book's performance? Are the daily stats increasing or decreasing? Is the increase in favorites slowing down or accelerating? Forcing a disbelief in ghost stories—do you think that's appealing?

The protagonist's logic is understandable, but it's still very difficult to watch. The protagonist senses something is wrong with what the system gives him and tries to verify it, but he can't find it anywhere. Others he asks also say there's nothing there, so he suspects the system is faulty.