After Eighteen Years of Catching Ghosts, I Entered a Horror Game

To summarize, there are several reasons why this book is worth reading! 1: The male lead is not a saint, and he is intelligent. 2: The theme is novel. The male protagonist helps others plan their ghost lives (in short, he is a ghost dealer) by selling ghosts. He can increase his strength as long as he sells ghosts! 3: No torture, no suppression of artistic realm!

Authors, please take note: the protagonist is showing signs of becoming a babysitter, which is not a good thing. Those three ghosts are not the protagonist's father!

Speaking of which, what's the use of those three supporting characters, Dong Potian? They're always around, lacking strength and intelligence to be strategists, and they're not exactly beauties to look at. Speaking of which, Qidian is getting weirder and weirder. You could say that if there are no female leads, they're not interested in women, but why are they always entangled with men? Is this leading us in a different direction?

Having read Chapter 53, I feel the author added their own biases. First, there's the Blue-Clad Member; I won't go into detail here as there's a brief explanation in the chapter, and you can also find it on Baidu. Second, the Blue-Clad Member embezzled the Wolf Warriors' belongings, and importantly, official organizations embezzled other organizations' property.

Let me give you my personal evaluation. So far it seems good, and it's worth watching. There's not much to say about the plot; it's just a lighthearted, enjoyable read. Then there's the current article. The update frequency is fairly average, and the word count is also low.

I suggest the author write about the lives of those ghosts after they are sold; I'd really like to learn about the world of those who specialize in collecting ghosts to work as miners.

Let me give you a basic introduction. When it comes to official power, finding the right people isn't that difficult. When I travel from one city to another, I receive a text message reminding me, "Welcome to XXX in XXX!" When I open Pinduoduo, the items I want to buy are often automatically placed in a place that is easy for me to see.

The writing is clearly good, so why add a fan value system for comments? How many readers will be lost? I almost clicked out of the page.

Is this book really a mystery/mystery story? I've read a couple hundred chapters, and it all feels like fantasy, with absolutely no hint of the supernatural. The descriptions of the characters' strength and abilities seem more like something out of a fantasy world than a mystery/mystery story.

The beginning was good, but it got more and more boring as it went on. Did it really have to go down the path of fighting for humanity? Stop using money as an excuse. The Lone Wolf episode was pretty good at the beginning, but the sudden sadness at Half-Boundary Mountain was really awkward. It wasn't that the logic was wrong, but rather... It was like being served stinky tofu while eating a seafood feast. You could eat it, but it was ridiculous.