I Exorcise Demons in North America

The protagonist's money feels like a quest item; it doesn't improve his life or equipment at all, nor does it allow him to hire workers to help him collect things or collect dew. Could the author please improve this aspect?

Why are the rewards always one-time use talismans? Why can't they reward talisman-drawing skills? And the compass has been upgraded too, but it can't even point to the nearest monster anymore! This is ridiculous!

I've put away the old books; I'll focus on writing this one. There are plenty of North American ghost stories to write about.

It's pointless to keep writing about characters losing health and mana; the protagonist is just constantly being pinned down on the bed by women.

The original owner is dead, why is he still living here?

I wish I were a succubus in North America.

This story was written in that book before.

Wow, three parts in one, that's impressive! Looks like the old book is about to wrap up.

The author probably likes this type of girl.

It's quite a fire, but unfortunately not enough. A female ghost would have been so much better; neither of them got to play. Since we're writing something funny, let's get this little electric motor running! Back in the day, ancient gods wielded spears to subdue demons, slaying countless monsters and ghosts—how magnificent!