Ghost Hunter

I absolutely love this book. The author seemed to transport me into the story, allowing me to personally experience Zhao Jinyin's joys and sorrows. If the author had written more, this book would undoubtedly be even more perfect. I think the author could write a sequel, telling Zhao Jinyin's story further, or depicting his children continuing their adventures, or even a story a thousand years…

It's very good, but the level progression in the later chapters is too fast. Is the author in such a hurry to finish it? Otherwise, it would be even better. There's no doubt about its publication quality.

It's pretty good, but could you be more specific in some places, like the bedroom?

The male lead is a lunatic pretending to be a saint.

This male protagonist acts like he's never seen a woman before. He sees one woman and remembers her constantly; he can't forget her no matter what. I don't know if he's sick or what.

Why is it collaborating with the Night Parade of the Spirit Coffin?

That's too much of a saintly act. It's a dog-eat-dog world, and she's still helping others.

Brother, this book has absolutely nothing to do with horror. It's more accurately categorized as a cultivation novel.

Could you please tell me about the strength of the Black and White Impermanence characters in this novel? I'm only at chapter 100-something so far.

Very good, just a little short, but no worries, there's always a stand-in to catch ghosts! 😄