A Journey Through the Heavens, Beginning with Tokyo Ghost Stories

I read the entire novel in one go, from the beginning to the latest chapter. It's clear the author is a horror movie enthusiast, and a very creative and imaginative person. He's trying to blend elements from various horror films with his own understanding and incorporate them into the novel, so I appreciate his ideas and thought process. However, there's a major flaw: the author's writing style.

Does the author know about the Spoon Ghost? Unless you are killed by him with a spoon, he will continue to protect you from anything else that might harm you.

The protagonist's personality, thoughts, and actions are all lacking, so he can only rely on luck to survive in the world of ghost stories. The fact that you're hesitant to confirm the initial randomness ability is a reliance on something, yet you don't even get the information right away. (This is a concept for use.)

The Lord of Desire is born from the desires of all beings. His face possesses an invisible allure that evokes desire in them. All who are enslaved by desire are slaves, for he is born from the desires of all beings, and desire is the source of his power. As long as beings exist, desire will endure forever.

After reading chapter 101, I was completely fed up with this nonsense. You're a supernatural being with extraordinary powers, and you're afraid of mortals? Amazing! I'm dropping this story. It's disgusting.

That year, I sat in the house of Ju-on, Sadako playing on TV, listening to the story of Shirai, the Ouija board beside me, the Hell Girl website logged onto my computer, hands in my pockets, oblivious to what terror was.

After reading three chapters, this protagonist embodies all the flaws of being cowardly, brainless, weak, and indecisive. Author, do you have a grudge against your own work? With such a character design, putting everything else aside, if you just made the protagonist a little more decisive and didn't constantly expose their inner weakness, it would be readable.

So the protagonist only gained Tomie's charm ability? A bit disappointing 😔 I thought it would be that kind of concept-based infinite rebirth and infinite clones.

The Urban Legend of the Holy Spirit: In life, he was a beloved and revered saint, an incarnation of the Holy Spirit walking among humans. People were always captivated by his appearance and unwilling to refuse any of his requests. After death, the Holy Spirit will transform into light, flying into the universe to his homeland—the Land of Light in the M78 Nebula. 🤔

Is this protagonist really that weak? It's supposed to be an urban legend story, but when cornered by ordinary people, all he can do is teleport away? Doesn't he even have the courage or strength to fight them off? And his actions when threatened by Tomie are downright idiotic.