I Fell in Love After Becoming a Ghost Chapter 30 Discussion

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Dropped it halfway through because it's mind-numbingly boring and inconsistent.

It's a „sweet text", means shallow and mostly brainless sugar.

I thought the setting was interesting, and it is, but only for a while.

The whole novel is completely based on MC being a ghost and ML acting like he doesn't know.

In short, it got repetitive very quickly.

Despite being tagged with comedy, I didn't come across anything that was funny, and the slightly amusing parts repeated so often that they ended up getting on my nerves.

Characters are flat and all the bad guys are morons, which was to be expected yet still somewhat disappointing because they are the only source of actual entertainment.

Initially I wanted to give it three stars, a sweet text isn't professional or groundbreaking by nature.

It's inconsistencies that made me drop one star.

It got really irritating how often MC wondered why ML doesn't have a woman, isn't interested in ladies, or blindly assumed that ML likes one of the female characters.

He knows ML is/was in love with him, so much that he wanted to kill himself to be with MC, so it makes absolutely no sense for him to think that ML is straight.

It didn't even cross his mind that ML might (only) be interested in men, like loving MC, a man, wasn't a dead giveaway.

There are other things, like ML not sleeping, eating, drinking, or going to the bathroom for a whole week.

Sweet text or not, this is a level of nonsense and inconsistency that shouldn't be reached.
 
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