I'm a Mighty Vengeful Ghost. How Could I Be Content to Languish Beneath Others?

Author, do you know that when you update once, minor flaws are magnified, and the immaturity of your writing is criticized? When you update twice, a little patience is born, and the plot's progress is more closely watched. When you update three times, small praises begin to emerge, and the number of unread readers starts to decrease. When you update five times, reader support spontaneously forms, and the voices of praise grow louder. When you update ten times, the debates of great scholars resound, and a tolerant attitude permeates the entire work. When you update twenty times, you will have a place in the memories of bookworms, and even in the long course of life, your name will leave a dazzling mark. Updates, perhaps...

This feels like it could be a series. The pacing is great, and the male and female leads are well-developed so far. I'm really curious about what happens next. The sixth book would make me willing to pay to read the rest. I just hope it doesn't have a bad ending, or I might die! The horror atmosphere is well-done, with a strong Chinese horror feel. This is the first time I've seen a light novel with this kind of theme, and it gave me a great feeling. Maybe we could introduce some Western ghosts later, but that depends on the author's ideas, since they're not from the same genre 😂(˵¯͒¯͒˵)

Suddenly, a wicked thought popped into my head: if you can't see or touch it, wouldn't the internal outline of that liquid be clearly visible once it comes out?

If you're looking for a male protagonist supernatural story, this is for you. The quality of each story in this book is quite good. If you can't accept the following, please leave: TS elements, purely background-oriented, male protagonist-centric, female lead as a mere accessory, limited romance, simple romance plot, male protagonist's lucky breaks, many lecherous incidents, frequent instances of him falling for someone else, other female leads (if/if...). Enjoy reading! The following is an expanded version of the review: If you are a reader who enjoys supernatural novels from a male protagonist's perspective, then this book is undoubtedly a treasure worth exploring. Its unique narrative style and gripping plot will take you into a world full of mystery and fantasy. Each story unit has been meticulously crafted...

God of Gods! I was getting tired of YYSY's previous works with their overly cute and quirky "marriage transformation" plots, but this one has a wonderfully clever twist!

The male protagonist is practically a man who treats Chinese law like a to-do list. The way the police and strangers treat him is just too bizarre; some parts are a bit awkward to watch.

I think Qin Liu's experience of traveling back in time and conquering the underworld could be the subject of a book.

The plot doesn't seem like a typical "transformation marriage" story; the transformation feels like a gimmick. The female lead didn't seem like a man from the start. Also, the book's main perspective is almost entirely from the male lead's point of view; the female lead's perspective is minimal. Furthermore, the book feels like a harem novel where the male lead receives preferential treatment, with many female NPCs and numerous "fan service" scenes for him. The plot is largely driven by female NPCs, with very few male NPCs appearing, meaning there's practically no focus on their storylines. Overall, it's about a guy meeting a woman, her encountering supernatural events, the male lead resolving them, and incidentally giving him some "fan service." And then...

I've read half of it, and I have to complain. It's labeled as a "marriage transformation" story, but it's not really a female-led story at all; it's all about the male lead.

Hurry, bring out the wedding favors and the baby's gifts!