I Have a Joyful Graveyard

No, I don't understand your logic. At first, the protagonist thought there were no strange things happening; given his resurrected state, he believed there were no gods or ghosts in the world. Leaving that aside, thinking the exorcist from the church was insane is understandable, but what's the point of drugging that insane person?

One-eye thimble: Purely brainwashing

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

I clicked on it thinking it was a new author's book, but when I scrolled down, I saw it was a level 5 author, and then I realized it was an author who had written excellent works! This can't be right.

Are you serious with the first three chapters? The protagonist giving away the exorcist's medicine is a bit inexplicable.

First, what happened? Why aren't you recommending books?

He's going to become a eunuch, that's the gist of it all, and the little girl has grown up too.

A protagonist written by a level 5 writer? He can still move even after becoming a corpse. Anyone with a similar character is immediately labeled a psychopath. 666

Is this considered the end? →_→

The synopsis was quite intriguing; the author's previous books, even those with 200,000 words or 10,000 favorites, managed to get around that. I don't know why this one is doing so poorly. It feels like this kind of story would have been best written in 2018 when haunted houses were at their peak, riding that wave of popularity. Now, it seems to have lost its appeal.