My Ghost Wives All Want to Kill Me?!

There aren't many books on Pineapple Bun that suit my taste these days. Damn it, they're all either yuri or hentai, it's so disgusting. I'm already having a stress reaction to the female protagonist label. If this book fails, I might as well uninstall this app. It's all hentai! This app really needs to die!

Since this novel was posted in the middle of the night, the review should also be done in the underworld... First, the opposing camps are clearly defined, and the character development is excellent. Several previous reviews mentioned that this book is quite scary, "terrifying," with obvious horror features. I think this is related to your excellent character development. For example, the descriptions of the red-clad female ghost and the mirror ghost are very good. Although sometimes the descriptions fall short (like at the beginning), it's clear you've put effort into creating a terrifying atmosphere. Furthermore, when discussing character development, one cannot ignore the two major camps in horror novels: monsters and humans. The two are like fire and water, much like the conflict between "sword and sorcery" in fantasy...

Don't just focus on the main heroine! Are the other heroines just for show? A good horror harem novel should treat everyone equally. Otherwise, it's just a single heroine with the others as extras, which is annoying. I hope all the heroines can be happy.

It's been a long time since I've read a horror novel on Pineapple Bun. The last one I read was your novel. Although I didn't finish it, only read about 700,000 words, I still thought it was pretty good. So I'm really looking forward to your new book. Keep it up!

It suddenly occurred to me that the ghost wife had been following the male lead the whole time, the human sisters had been tricked into coming to the walled city, and only my little Bai, all alone with her doll, had managed to come to the walled city by herself to rescue Sister Da Xu. Waaah, she even suffered such serious injuries! My little Bai...

Does anyone know of a similar book? I'd like to read it.

Here's a suggestion for the author: please don't include too many scenes involving entering a dungeon or experiencing amnesia. Healing games often fall into this category because the early stages are particularly enjoyable, but the constant entry into shrines later on severely diminishes the viewing experience. The amnesia scene in the hospital at the end of the haunted house also received many negative reviews and was extremely poorly received. I hope the author will avoid writing too many scenes of amnesia followed by recovery or slowly figuring things out in a dungeon or dungeon. Instead, focus more on developing the harem elements.

Many times, I don't want to watch people fight, especially when they're fighting with their own vengeful spirits. It doesn't feel interesting like Pokémon. I still want to watch simple horror stories.

This book is supposed to be funny, right? It probably is... I read fifty chapters and I'm feeling really uncomfortable. Where's the humor?

Dear author, I have a suggestion: could you please increase the interactions between Li Gui and Yi Ran in the future? Not in the side stories, but in the interactions between Li Gui and the vengeful ghost Yi Ran. Also, could you perhaps take inspiration from some horror games and have Li Gui face situations where, without his wife's support, he doesn't have strong offensive urges, but are still subtly terrifying and psychologically disturbing? I feel this would create a stronger sense of immersion. Personally, I think having his wife's support now lacks the atmosphere of sneaking into Yi Yi's house at night. For example, you could have him being chased by both Xue Er and Yi Ran simultaneously in Xue Er's Blood Realm, leisurely following his wounded prey until it bleeds to death...