The Fragrance of a Beautiful Corpse

I just want to ask the author, do you even understand what kind of crap you've written?

Pretending to be mysterious is fine, but starting to write nonsense as you go on is just plain stupid. This protagonist is dumber than a pig.

The protagonist is hopeless. After reading over thirty chapters, I found that he encounters ghosts in every chapter, mostly his girlfriend and mistress. Each time he is rescued, he becomes timid and submissive (but now it seems his benefactor is probably a ghost himself), believes in ghosts, and then is immediately bewitched again. When told to come and sleep with him, he immediately follows, then vents his anger on his benefactor, saying there are no ghosts, only to be captured again, rescued again, and so on. It feels like watching a ball spinning around and around, with the same line of text, and various truths and realities slapping me in the face. The protagonist doesn't believe it, he thinks, "You're lying to me, the whole world is lying to me..." This is more childish than a kid. The character is supposed to be an intern handling a multi-million dollar deal, and was supposed to be chased by countless girls during his university years. How did he manage that? At least an intern handling such a huge order and traveling for work should be world-class, right? Why is he so emotionally inept, intellectually challenged, and lacking in learning ability? Moreover, he became increasingly irrational and mentally unstable, believing in ghosts in the first few chapters, then being tormented by them for dozens of chapters, even witnessing ghosts passing through crowds (and witnessing countless paranormal events). Impossible! He can't be a ghost! When I see Brother Wang again, I will definitely ask him about it. If he really has such an ability to become invisible, I want to learn from him. I just want to punch the protagonist. If there's no explanation later on that he was bewitched and lost his mind, then the author must be crazy.

I've watched the finale. The protagonist's incoherent and seemingly mentally challenged state at the beginning was bad enough, but then, just when he started to regain some clarity, the author went completely insane. It felt like I was suddenly transported to a completely different story; if the protagonist's name hadn't matched, I would have thought I was on the wrong page. The entire book was riddled with plot holes, and even at the finale, a huge number of crucial plot points remained unresolved. What about going to Kunlun Mountain, the Sword God Ji, the young master of the evil sect, and his parents and girlfriend all waiting to be saved—and suddenly it's all over again... Is this a compilation of several novels?

This is the first time I've read a novel that makes me feel so uncomfortable. The male lead is a complete idiot. I forced myself to read a few chapters, but he's still so ignorant. I have no desire to read any further. Doesn't the author consider the reader's feelings at all, just writing according to his own thoughts?

I'm speechless... This is the first novel that's ever given me a headache... The storyline is so messed up, I'm about to have a mental breakdown!

My IQ is limited, I can't stand it anymore, it's a complete mess. There's no main plot, the horror is useless, the male lead's intelligence is constantly offline, he sees ghosts countless times but still doesn't think there are any ghosts, I suspect this male lead has something wrong with his head.

The synopsis alone scared me away; it's a great book.

What the hell?

Oh my god! It's both incredibly scary and incredibly beautiful!