The Evil Spirit in My House Is Always on the Verge of Going Berserk

First, you can't reverse history, but doing this every single time is really disgusting. This kind of system won't elevate readers' opinions; it will only make them feel worse. Also, I suggest adding a "victim" tag to the description. Another good joke is that the male lead feels sorry for the female lead but torments her. I understand that's due to historical reasons, but I really don't mind you writing these kinds of things. It's like saying, "Sister, I feel so sorry for you," and then jokingly stepping on her face. Everyone knows it, but writing it every day, chapter after chapter, gets a bit... Tsk tsk tsk.

Are all the female leads promiscuous?

So you won't let me comment on this ordinary, light novel? The score shouldn't be this low for a light novel, but these overprotective fans are disgusting. They report it for high scores, and they report it for normal scores too. So you think this novel is just an ordinary light novel? Do you only feel satisfied when you've hyped it up as the fifth great classic? Why even bother with comments if the author loves flattery so much? Just create a separate group and let a bunch of people rave about it. Beautiful writing, a deep and dramatic plot, and all the supporting characters are incredibly intelligent and charismatic. Anyone who dares say the supporting characters are bad will be immediately reported and banned. Perfect. A youth version of fandom has been formed.

The early plot was so cringeworthy that most people couldn't stand watching it.

So, it starts off poisonous, huh? The male lead transmigrates to a time when the female lead is being abused. He wants to help her but is stopped by the system. He doesn't want to help and wants to die, but the system says the female lead's soul will be scattered. That's it? I feel like the female lead would be better off just dying; at least she'd be free. Starting with poison—how ironic!

Firstly, I personally think the angst is acceptable as long as there's enough sweetness; I'm purely a romance fanatic. Previous reviews have merit, but I still recommend reading them before making your own judgment (after all, the point of reading lighthearted stories is to enjoy the lightheartedness, no need to be so critical). The integration of setting and plot isn't very tight, but I don't think the focus is on the battles (I only read the chapters before the official release; those who read the later chapters are right to criticize me). At least I read it as a sweet romance (maybe my preferences are a bit strange). Perhaps the author wanted to create a post-apocalyptic battle setting to help the male protagonist grow? On a less significant note: I personally think ghosts don't necessarily have to be intangible entities like "ghosts"...

I'm starting to lose interest. I was worried about this kind of thing from the beginning, but after encountering the third one, I felt like I didn't value the first two anymore. The male lead's personality is also... Indescribable. The further I read, the less I could bear to continue. I can only say goodbye. At first, I thought I could finish this book, but I realized I overestimated the author. It's a real shame.

I only need thirteen more chapters to finish this book for free; this is the third book I've ever read for free.

Just bear with it a little longer. I shouldn't have ordered all of them just because the titles sounded nice. I have to finish reading the books I ordered, even if it's with tears in my eyes.

It started strong but ended weak, what a pity, I used to really like this novel...