You Hired Me to Collect Bodies, So I Dissected My Ex-Girlfriend

The writing style is very powerful, the author has profound knowledge in Shinto and supernatural aspects, the language is elegant and accurate, and it can withstand scrutiny. What's even more rare is that the values ​​​​of this book are peaceful and rational. The characters in the book act logically and respect common sense and rules. They completely avoid the shortcomings of male writers who do everything without thinking, go their own way, run rampant, and trample everything. This book has won unanimous praise from readers. The layout of this book is very subtle. Outside of the first-person perspective, the appearances are unrelated but the reality is secretly intertwined. When the protagonist actively or passively explores and discovers, the tip of the iceberg of the huge narrative is finally revealed. The author's ability to design stories is the most attractive and fascinating aspect of this book. Although it is not finished, it is already impressive and cannot be compared to those who stack up their houses.

Seeing this, I have to sigh. The protagonist is really courageous and intelligent. The most important thing is that he has three views. Whether he is the protagonist or the supporting character, he really has a normal three views that most novels do not have. From this, it can be seen that the author is also a person with very upright views. Of course, the overall logic of the book is OK. The character portrayal of the supporting characters and each small character in the previous paragraph is also very memorable. Especially the situation of the protagonist group is really interesting.

After reading 400 chapters, let me tell you my feelings. This book is really excellent and satisfies the fantasy of ghosts. The male protagonist is not a virgin, and the book is not bloody. The author's ideas are still very clear, and the writing is flowing. I just feel that it is difficult to write daily chapters for this type of article. Basically, the chapters are about fighting monsters. I feel that some romance chapters can be added appropriately (I just recommend not to criticize). Overall, it is very nice, and you can follow it with confidence.

I have read more than 30 chapters, and it is well written. Although the writing style is unfamiliar, it is not submissive, not holy mother, not bloody, not harem, and the pig's feet are not seeking death. It is a good one and you can read it.

To be honest, the male protagonist of this book is the most satisfying to me among all the characters I have read so far.

It took me three days to read it. The author's writing is very clean and can continue to attract my curiosity. The only shortcoming is that after about 150 chapters, the latter part is relatively dull and the climax is not well written. The first part is quite interesting, but the second part is not so good. Keep up the good work, the author. I look forward to the next horror novel.

The writing style is a bit poor and the logic is a bit unclear. It's not about the plot logic. I don't have any brains. But the writing is also illogical. The transition words are very awkward. Even when they can be combined into one paragraph, he insists on writing it in four or five paragraphs... The expression of the characters' emotions is also very blunt, as if AI has set a template. I couldn't stand it when I saw chapter 628 and gave up. I thought about giving it a try again after a while. Now it has been updated to more than 700 chapters. I still feel that it is a little bit difficult to read after reading it.

How can I put it this way? I don't usually read many books like this. When I first read it, I was attracted by the thrilling feeling in the first paragraph. But after reading it, I felt that the climax was missing and the plot was very dragging.

It's okay to write in the first person first, but don't describe too many psychological activities. One-third of a chapter is about what I'm thinking. I write about one mental state over and over again for two or three pages. It's quite substitutive in the first place, but you can't understand it at all. It's embarrassing as hell.

Can the heroine appear more?