When the Eerie Comes Knocking, I Load the Villain System

Are they just bad at naming protagonists? Or is this name just too good? I've dropped many books with this name because I always get the feeling that Bai Ye will pull out his Dragon Slayer Sword and wipe out everyone on the other side at any moment.

There's no need to write that meteor shower storyline. I'm not a top-tier author; the more storylines there are, the more plot holes there will be, and the more plot holes there are, the faster I'll abandon the story. Just write the ghost-catching story normally.

For a fan of the Samsara Paradise series like me, this is very jarring; the White Night is just too much.

I've been following this book closely, and the horror scenes are quite thrilling, but the scope isn't grand enough. The author should really expand on it!

This atmosphere of terror is really strong! I'm really looking forward to it.

I only read the beginning and end (over 110 chapters). The writing style is fine, but the plot has major problems, making it unreadable from both ends. Here are the issues: First, why the live stream at the beginning? I don't think the author intended this to be a light novel. I suggest the author write actions with a purpose and consider the consequences.

I've read almost 100 chapters; I feel like that system is a monster too. That ball of light, well, that's the system. Those runes on its surface, I feel, are seals, orthodox seals of the Xuanmen (mystical sects). I have a feeling that in the end, they'll definitely try to destroy the system.

A new author, a complete beginner. So far, it's going okay.

You need to write something with a cute contrast – scary at the beginning, then a terrifying chase after you.

The system is flawed; the villain's mission as a lawless fugitive is to absorb ghosts, not because the protagonist is legally robbing ghosts! Moreover, the system has a temper and is not likable.