The Maoshan Ghost Catcher

All I want to say is that this book is anything but mysterious. Everyone I've encountered since coming down the mountain has been haunted—how could that be so frequent? They're constantly displaying their powers in public, without any attempt at concealment. There's absolutely no sense of mystery associated with traditional culture. They openly and brazenly perform their magic. Do you think the government in this fictional world is just sitting around doing nothing?

Forgive my bluntness, but this book is too tiring to read. The protagonist also has a friend who keeps adding things to his life and is catching ghosts 24/7. I got sleepy while reading it. If you write something funny, the ghosts won't bother you. The article's design is also somewhat chaotic; what's the point of playing with ghosts if the ghost messengers don't catch them?

Dear Qingzi, please control the protagonist's emotional and personality changes. Don't go off-topic. Occasionally adding a touch of cultivation is fine, but you must firmly control the pacing. Also, the protagonist's growth doesn't necessarily have to be so drawn-out to subdue enemies.

Sigh, knowing Leng Yu won't come back is heartbreaking. It would be better if she were dead, at least there would be peace. But why did you have Hou Qing capture her soul? Qingqing, author, I was already furious when she was teased by Emperor Jianwen in the Ancient Tomb; my anger was no less than Ye Shaoyang's! Since you initially planned Leng Yu, Zhou Jingru, and Xie Yuqing, just keep going!

This is not a stallion!!! This is not a stallion!!! But it's even more despicable than a harem novel!!! A scumbag story!!! You'll see how much of a scumbag the male lead is as you read on! Honestly, I can accept you taking women as clients, but!! If you're not going to take them as clients, then don't flirt with them!! Also, it seems the female lead was violated by a zombie!!! The first thousand chapters were so good!!! What happened to the rest?!

Luckily, I finished reading it before it was censored. Now I'm reading it for the third time, mainly because I can't find any other books of the same type that can interest me.

It's disgusting how they forcibly lower the protagonist's intelligence whenever there's a female lead in the story. What's the point of this female lead's existence if she just causes all sorts of trouble for the male lead?

Every day is spent scratching fingertips and biting the tip of the tongue. The main character has it tough; they should eat some pork liver to replenish their energy.

A novel with a very high readership, *Battle Through the Heavens*... An incredibly awesome science fiction epic novel, *The Three-Body Problem*... A very high-quality post-apocalyptic novel, *Decoding God*... A very good Xianxia novel, "A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality"... The novel with the highest average subscriptions, "Mang Huang Ji", reached nearly 50,000.

I read this book back in 2016, and it really captivated me. Then I stopped reading because of my studies, and when I reread it later in college, I found the character development terrible, especially the female lead. Seriously, I'm speechless. Is she even human? I feel like the author was trying to create a character like Lu Xueqi. But it's just so awful. Seriously, either create a harem or don't bother with a female lead at all. I really found the female lead disgusting, so I dropped the book.