The Underworld Is Empty, So I Enter a Horror Game to Catch Ghosts

Ksitigarbha: Is the underworld empty? Yay! Time to go home.

If a creature looks like a ghost, sounds like a ghost, floats like a ghost, and can be dealt with by ghost messengers, then it is a ghost, not some damn weirdo.

Two stars This novel tells the story of the protagonist becoming a ghost messenger and then suddenly being introduced to a ghost game. Where were the first two stars stored? The first thing about Weird Game is that it doesn't give readers a sense of horror. You might say it's a comedic slice-of-life story, but since it's called Weird Game, it should be scary.

It feels similar to a book called "Twenty Years of Ghost Hunting, I Entered a Horror Game." I think that's the title. It starts in a restaurant, and the protagonist sells all the ghosts in a package deal.

I strongly suggest adding a function to block authors. Blocking an author prevents you from seeing their books, which would avoid many eunuchs. This author is no longer a newly arrived eunuch; they are now at least a rank-holding eunuch.

Why is the protagonist so obsessed with performance? Is it to get into the underworld? Or for the pretty girls? This character design doesn't feel very well-established, because in the chapters released so far, he could have taken action, but he's been just watching. And the unexplained swagger in the last chapter, while not entirely contradictory to the previous parts, feels too forced.

There's one point I don't understand: why doesn't the protagonist just tell the Underworld about this? From the lore, if they really knew about this instance, the Underworld would have gone to great lengths to get the Impermanence there and start the process. The protagonist just acts all high and mighty without reporting it.

Ksitigarbha glanced at the book title and said: "Hehehe, Amitabha! I've finally emptied the underworld! What the hell do you want? Do you believe I can beat you so badly you can't even be a ghost anymore? You still want to catch ghosts? Watch me, the Great Mighty Heavenly Dragon World Honored One Ksitigarbha Prajna Paramita, I'll annihilate you, body and soul!"

Is there some kind of policy? Why are all the new books released in the past few months talking about ghosts and spirits instead of supernatural beings? It feels so strange.

The FBI is too distracting, I'm giving up.