I Have a Joyful Graveyard

No, I don't understand the logic of your behavior. At first, the protagonist thought that there were no strange things. Since he was resurrected from a dead body, he thought that there were no gods, gods or ghosts in this world. Not to mention this, it is understandable to think that the exorcist of the church is a lunatic, but what do you mean by drugging that lunatic? If he was truly insane, do you think he wouldn't have been released? If you are released, won't he come to trouble you? I don't see any effect of this operation except that the author provides a seemingly legitimate reason for the protagonist not to seek help from the church for the development of the story.

A glance at the thimble: pure wisdom

It's a pity that no one reads good books…

I clicked on it, thinking it was a new book by a newcomer. I scrolled down and saw that it was a lv5 author. When I looked again, I found that it was an author who had written excellent works! This is impossible.

Are you serious about the first three chapters? It's a bit baffling that the protagonist pours the exorcist potion

First, what happened? Why don't you recommend the book?

He wants to be a eunuch, everything has been answered, and the little girl has grown up.

Is this the protagonist written by lv5? He can still move after becoming a corpse. Whenever he sees something like this, he immediately thinks he is mentally ill, 666

Is this the finished book? →_→

I'm quite interested in reading the introduction. I still have the author's previous book of 200,000 words and 10,000 in collection. I don't know why this book's performance is so poor. I feel that it would be best to write about this subject in 2018 when horror houses were the most popular. Now it's a bit cold.