Damn It, the System's Male Lead Won't Even Spare a Ghost

The author's previous works were all harem stories involving brides marrying into the male protagonist, which I've read all of them. I initially thought this one would also be a harem, but it turned out to be a pure romance. However, so far, the reading experience is excellent, with no jarring transitions, demonstrating the author's high level of skill. The only selling point of this book might seem to be the female lead, but who wouldn't love a pure, cute, and kind female ghost? The female lead's single-minded devotion to the male lead reminds me of the female lead in the author's previous book, who was also devoted to the male lead, but unfortunately, she has since turned evil. But that's not the case yet; so far, this book seems to be a sweet romance. I hope the later plot doesn't introduce too many angst.

The author has only finished one book so far; the rest have all been abandoned. This makes it hard to have the courage to follow any new works!

It feels like the female lead is just being led around by the system. The male lead is despicable, and I can't understand how she could fall in love with a male lead who stole her possession and repeatedly forced kisses her. And in her past life, she was a Taoist master; how could she fall for him after just a few ghost-hunting experiences and being forcibly kissed a few times? The psychological changes are too sudden; I'm sorry, but I don't understand. The biggest flaw in this book is the system, which is also what disgusts me the most. It forces the male lead to go to the world of the dead to steal the possession, making the female lead risk her life to find him in the mortal realm. The female lead is truly pitiful; she painstakingly eliminated the Snow Woman (?) In her past life, became a ghost, and then had to be tormented by the system and forcibly kissed by the male lead. However, it's quite erotic; just enjoy it for the sake of reading...

It's well-written, not the mindless style of a novice. However, the character descriptions still suffer from the same old problem—the male protagonist looks down on everyone, including the female protagonist, with an arrogant and condescending attitude. I didn't feel the female protagonist was loved; the whole thing is just a scumbag man's manipulation of a pitiful woman. Having a harem in a marriage-transfer novel is fine, but the difference between this author and the "Supreme Lolita" author is that the latter subtly manipulates the sweetness, while this author, like many past erotic novels, objectifies women. This is fatal for marriage-transfer stories. I can't change the author; this author has written so many books and can't change it anyway. This is just a warning to those who follow. If you think it's bad, don't read it; there's no need to criticize or provoke others.

The writing is passable, the plot is okay, but the romance is a disaster! I read twenty or thirty chapters and thought I'd clicked on the wrong book. Then I checked the tags: "?" The male lead is like a system novel harem scumbag—it's ridiculously absurd! It's giving me a headache! He forcibly kisses her for over ten chapters before telling me, "I think I'm starting to like her." "?" I feel like punching him! This is too much! My god! The male lead treats the female lead like a tool; the psychological descriptions are really lacking. I can't accept it. I'm devastated!

Was he castrated?

The female lead is so cute! Despite being a supernatural story, it doesn't evoke any fear whatsoever; perhaps that's thanks to the female lead (??). The contrast between her current personality and her past self is very appealing; the story of a Taoist master transforming into a naive and sweet girl (or ghost) in love is captivating and refreshing. The author's writing style is also good. Next, I'll share some speculations about the plot: the Snow Maiden's origins and background are likely a major plot hole; the inaccessible cycle of reincarnation might be a large map in future storylines; and the system binding the male lead might be foreshadowing the couple's past lives. These are all just personal guesses; the actual plot depends on the author's arrangements. I hope this book achieves top honors in the Summer Contest! Best of luck, author...

Is the next update around the next Qingming Festival? (🐶)

Although the author has a few minor flaws in the plot, it doesn't matter much as long as it doesn't develop into a harem. The character of Ali is so adorable; I've already started looking for her in the graveyard! I've read 560 minutes in total, and it was very enjoyable. There aren't many modern-day "transformation marriages" anymore, let alone good ones. I'm really looking forward to the author's updates and hope they keep going! It's a captivating book with a novel plot. You could say it's a modern-day transformation marriage, but it also has supernatural elements—it's totally my cup of tea! If this book ends, I'll definitely reread it, imagining the epilogues in my head, or even writing them down for myself. Keep it up, author!

Having read two of the author's novels, I feel the female protagonist is more like a genderless being. I'm not sure if this terminology is appropriate, but essentially, it doesn't matter whether the other person is male or female, as long as they express love and offer value to the female protagonist, they can win her love. Another issue is the rapid psychological shifts. How much time has passed, and the female protagonist is already considering reopening Hell for the male protagonist. Of course, I can understand this, because that's her personality—she does what she wants, which has a bit of a Taoist master's touch. But isn't the most important part of a male-to-female transmigration novel the process of psychological change and its impact? The process is too fast, making the later parts less interesting...