After the Game Launch, I Picked Up the Ghost Queen

I've actually followed Nova-chan, the author of this book, for three of her works. I wanted to start reading her novel, *Your Highness, Please Stop Your Fantasies*, when it was on the bestseller list, but various reasons prevented me from doing so. I waited until it was finished, and just as I was about to start reading, I noticed a long review mentioning its cancellation. I don't like stories ending abruptly without a proper conclusion, so I didn't get hooked. Then came her book, *The Doctor*. Clearly, that was a book Nova-chan was determined to finish properly. So even though *The Doctor* might not be as successful as this new book right now, Nova...

Overall, the author's novel is quite well-written. The male protagonist's quirky, eccentric, yet clever and sarcastic personality generates many points of discussion and leaves the reader speechless with their own criticisms. However, my current feeling is that while the male protagonist is intelligent, I don't perceive his intelligence in a tangible way. Every time he solves a problem, it feels like he has a script in his hand, knowing the story's development beforehand, which allows him to solve the problem, rather than demonstrating exceptional observational skills or superior intelligence. If the author could describe the details of the male protagonist's decryption beforehand—that is, what he observes before solving the problem—even if it's just subtly hidden...

I've never liked harem novels; I have a physical aversion to them. But Si Nan is just too flamboyant, so flamboyant that one can tolerate his scumbag nature and his constant wild speculations. There's no job he hasn't done—truly a model of a human-made disaster. Although I don't like his constant flirting with his harem, his silliness will last forever! The plot is spot-on, and I'm completely satisfied. I'm giving it a score based on the writing, the silly plot, the endless stream of jokes, and Si Nan's mental pollution. I'm deducting two hearts as a small act of restraint for someone who doesn't like harem novels.

I think this book is quite good. The setting is exactly my type, and the plot is handled very well. I personally feel it's no worse than similar horror-themed books (maybe because of the harem element). I really like this book and hope the author can update more chapters every day, at least 10,000 words a day! 😂 It's just that the male lead's personality is a bit too awful; sometimes I want to punch him. O. Also, author, please don't be too sharp-tongued, or I'll definitely send you razor blades •ᴗ•.

I have a question. I remember that the growth level only appeared after the frog left.

Come to sweep the tombs in 2023

Sigh, I read the first part 21 years ago, and then three years later I dug it out of my bookshelf and read it again. I feel that the writing style is still top-notch even by today's standards, quite reminiscent of Thriller Paradise. The character descriptions are also quite brilliant. If it had continued with this writing style and plot, it would definitely have been a masterpiece. It's such a pity that it was discontinued.

Two years have passed, and there's still no news.

I've read a lot of online novels, but truly intelligent ones are rare. The last one I read, a novel by Fei Lu, was indescribable. I like lighthearted, enjoyable stories, but not mindless ones. I think this one is very well-written. Keep up the good work, author! It would be best to depict the protagonist's relationships with the harem members more delicately, instead of hastily adding them to the harem. Focus on developing their emotions; that would create a stronger sense of immersion for the readers. (▿) Finally, I hope you'll include more stories set in ancient Chinese dynasties. There's a lot to write about in ancient China, but similar anime-style historical fiction is quite rare.

Oh no, I'm so bored I'm going to reread my favorite books and those worth reading, hoping to find something that will hold my attention.