The Medium Miss Won't Lose to the Red-Clad Vengeful Ghost!

There are some issues with the writing. In this yuri story, the other female lead has too little screen time. Since it's a dual-female-lead story, it should focus more on what the two female leads do together, such as defeating villains. Also, the male supporting character has too much screen time (if he's not a very crucial character, there's no need for so much interaction with him).

Is this book really about yuri (lesbian romance)? Is the author planning to create a yuri-themed story?

The plot of taking on this junior brother was something I didn't expect. I just guessed that this person would have a lot of screen time later on. Why don't you just write about him getting married?

The wording at the end of Chapter 62 made my blood pressure rise. Author, are you sure this is a yuri story? Using such language is just plain disgusting.

It's a pretty good novel, but there were a few minor plot holes. Too much interaction between the protagonist and male characters in a yuri novel is a major taboo (although I don't care about these things, based on my experience of reading dozens of yuri novels, there are some people who are very sensitive to this kind of thing).

I've jumped to chapter 99, and it's still the same old story. If you want a supporting character, I suggest changing the character to the younger sister. The biggest taboo in yuri is having male characters. It's not that male characters are bad, but it just makes things feel... Awkward? Anyway, in all the yuri novels I've read, male characters are almost never really involved. Even if they are, they're only briefly mentioned later, and they rarely act alongside the protagonist.

Is it 100 or 100? How come these two appear in one book? The author replies below with "1v1 100," but then says the protagonist is single?? And in chapter 25, the protagonist is even interested in men's pectoral muscles! What is his sexual orientation?

Is it a hundred or an odd number? And isn't He Dong's screen time a bit too much?

Honestly, the first few chapters were really good, interesting, with the human and ghost causing trouble everywhere. But starting at the hotel, it suddenly became a case of overwhelming force, and I just couldn't understand it. Suddenly, Ah Ming's screen time decreased significantly. The two of them were constantly causing trouble, getting close to each other, and developing their relationship. Seeing Ah Ming's past and the current situation, I'm now on chapter 60 and feel like I can't continue reading.

When will the author start offering a bounty?