They Say I'm a Calamity

Five, six, or seven bizarre SS-level monsters appeared right from the start, the protagonist was constantly being schemed against, and had no outstanding moments; he was either being beaten up or on his way to being beaten up.

He was constantly being beaten; it was an individual's ability.

The plot is drawn out, driven entirely by the schemes of others, and the protagonist's intelligence is even inferior to Yang Jian's.

Looking through all 60 chapters, some parts were completely unnecessary. They seemed solely designed to oppress and torment the protagonist, to make him suffer. Furthermore, this protagonist is obsessed with forbearance. A ghost tamer who isn't insane—is he even a ghost tamer? What's with this forbearance and retreat? How many times have you written that?

It's a fanfiction, but lacks any satisfying moments. The protagonist feels like a puppet, and it's okay at first but remains so later. The plot jumps in with so many plot holes; who has time to slowly read and think through it all? I'm dropping it.

Something feels off. In the previous book, the protagonist and Yang Jian inexplicably fought and parted ways. In this book, the protagonist inexplicably fought Ye Zhen, and it's a fight to the death. It feels like a cycle of reincarnation.

That's how it is at the beginning; those who play it too cleverly die quickly!

I want to see the protagonist get beaten so badly he's forced to his knees; a spineless coward is best.

The main character seemed a bit too frustrated earlier on; hopefully things will get better after Zhang Dong arrives.

Sister Jun, I feel this is better than just a simple revival fanfic.