The translation team refuses to correct the mistakes even when it's been point out by readers (comments pointing out mistakes dates even back to 1yr+). Some of those mistakes interferes with reading experience and it's disappointing to see that they don't care. Especially if you consider there's about 7+ mistakes minimum per chapter. Y'know, at least fix the big ones...

It since has improved a lot over 100chapters down to only a couple.

Idk why author chose to make MC go Mr. International when all they did was bringing in foreign participants but everything is strictly bound to national stereotypes; chinese NPCs, location and language.

There has even been mistakes of foreigner handing out chinese talismans (translation specific it was a "stack of exorcism paper". Those who are more invested into horror probably know that westerners use more trinkets and blessed items (or directly holy water) than exorcism papers. Weirdly, there has been an exorcist in the first global instance that used holy water, so IDK what prompts author to have a set up with a black dude equipped with "exorcism papers" and not either shaman doctor trinkets or holy water...

Also, author did mention translations for the foreign participants here and there, but seem to neglect that aspect later on and the point of having foreign participants just felt like extra decoration.

Since the entire story evolves more or less only about instances and horror with a kick of comedy, having a global setting yet restricting it only to national spec is nonsensical. They wouldn't even bring you to the other side of the northern hemisphere... lest to say a tropical setting or desert area in the southern hemisphere.... Author has briefly mentioned that one of the passer-by participants had experienced a jungle setting so don't tell me they didn't know. And that was even way before global instances opened up.

All in all, it just falls under what MC is most comfortable with.

Most importantly, the MC lacks character development and the real life is also being heavily disregarded. There was a weird build up in his family relationship but he smoothly exits it without an issue. MC seems fearless of entities and his general characteristics other than withdrawn is lukewarm gentleness towards the ghosts he's keeping.

There's ofc this bs mentality of throwing in mental illnesses that aren't actually mental illnesses into the set up to idk, evoke sympathy for MC?? The socially withdrawn bit, I can get behind, but to bring up occasionally that he's a germaphobe or got OCD is... *sigh* I wish authors could stop doing that. Everybody would wash their hands if it's full of blood and dirt, okay?

From the MC on why he's not interested in being in a relationship: "He wanted blatant preferences, he wanted a hug so tight that there were no gaps, he wanted a madness that would make the person run through half the city just for him. Even if he fell into the abyss, there must be someone willing to accompany him and be covered with mud."

He wasn't going to be in a relationship because he couldn't be sure that the other wouldn't leave. If there's no way to be 100% sure, no point in starting the relationship.

The character development of MC was really obvious. He was like a loner at first. Acts alone and keeps his thoughts inside. After meeting one classmate who knows him in reality, an enemy he solved two instances together with, gradually he starts to participate to the group as a team. He shares his thoughts and speculations. Afterwards, he also started leading the others. His emotions became more open. Sometimes he actually looks cute. His emotional struggle with the ML wasn't annoying also. It was like everything just comes naturally for them when it's time.

ML was a bit yandere, possessive, and obsessive, however it was just thoughts. Although I was kind of irked about the tying up MC in the dream without consent, but it was just like two or three times. In the later chapters, he became more restrained with his dirty thoughts and cherishes MC more than himself. He respects and loves the MC too much to hurt him and take away his freedom. He was one of the best ML that I encountered where it feels that they're both equal despite the differences in status. He was supportive and ready to help the MC in anyway possible. Keeping him from harm but also letting him grow on his own. He doesn't intervene to MC's instances but most of the time, he keeps MC safe in and out of the instances (like in the orphanage instance), support him emotionally, and ready to sacrifice for him in any way possible.

Side characters are a bit bland at first. They were like foils to make MC look "great" and "OP", however in the later chapter, although some of them rely on him, they actually do their part. Ye Zeqing for example uses his talent to perceive the emotions of the ghost or sense them. Wang Huai was a leader like person who do his part in protecting his team. And other characters who also speculates and tries to solve the problem.

I also love the ghosts the MC "collected". They were all more or less tsundere. They have a grudge to MC for "abusing" them but also there ready to help him anytime. Also, they love tricking other ghosts into falling into the pit the MC prepared lmao. All of them were actually so cute.

As some reviews said, the instances in the early chapters might seem cringe, however as the instances progresses and became harder, it also became more enjoyable. Sometimes, you'll just be like "how?" and "so that's how it is". The MC was both smart and clever. For example, the trick in the rules of the Lingshi Mountain arc, the Scary Stories arc, the Styland arc, the train arc, and many other instances in the later chapters.