is he a ghost? is he a full human? is he a half human / half ghost? how did he get to that shack? who locked him there? what did the author mean by experiment? who was experimenting on him and for what?

It is revealed that the virtual reality experience is based off Chen Su's brain, or something similar to that, but then following this revelation... nothing happens. How did that happen? How has that affected Chen Su, and why was a project like this chosen with Chen Su as the subject? Nothing is clarified. Also, it is revealed that Su Min CAN see actual ghosts, when he was younger. So all of a sudden the supernatural element that was clearly bounded to virtual reality, now exists in their modern real-time world. The novel does not further explain this either, except to set up a sudden real-world horror scenario.

I didn't find the orphanage one was that scary but then again it was scary, nvm it was scary.

(*cough arc 4 cough*)

Well really I already said everything but I just want to mention the scariest part for me had to be arc 4 with the orphans. Hands down scariest parts. Maybe it's just me but kids in horror movies are just freaking terrifying. I was reading in the night and stopped cause I felt a little creeped out. Even though it was the most scariest, it was my favorite ending to all the movies. I really wanted the MC to just take ming ming away and show him the happy things even though he was the one who cause everything. It was heartwarming when the MC talked to ming ming and ming ming just up and was like ' ahh I don't wanna kill you anymore. Bye bye. And ran away.

or in arc 6 with the people on the boat. How did they switch skins or somethin' and how did they find how too?

and ghosts are somehow fond of him and theres always Chen Su to protect him at critical times

I am specially curious about the happenings in that romance hospital movie

it was actually really relevant to the ML's backstory!

after meeting the ML as a child and before they met again

In the second arc, the MC willingly enters the horror movie, and then immediately asks for a way to leave the island. I don't understand thisnlogic. He has paid to be there to experience the horror movie, but then asks to leave.

It doesn't help that arc 2 initially is supposed to end with all characters dying, but all of them survive without so much as a bruise or scratch.

Arc 1 is similar. The only characters that die or end up wounded are those that are mentioned in passing so we have no feelings for them. The way they die isn't described particularly graphically or with much gore either.

What is the point of the toads? There seems to be no reason to not tell us this.

I just really wish we got to see more of human Chen Su and Su Min interactions. More backstory on Chen Su's childhood would also be really great because it felt too rushed.

these ghosts really like stealing peoples skin and life-force, the sea ghost concept was also used more than once

I don't get the relevance of the ML in the movies. He was like a stain in the shirt that was there and you don't know where it come from.

I would rather have him as the ultimate horror boss like the Other unlimited flows JUST SO HIS PRESENCE MAKES SENSE. Like come on. The watchers are brianless. How come they didn't question the appearance of that ghost???? It was cute??? Like what?????

in the prison arc, the interaction of the two protag is cute and had the potential, but as usual. Nose dive it is. None of the endings satisfied me and gave me the closure. The author likes adding small obscure stuff that will make you think it means SOMETHING but jokes on you. IT DOESN'T.

EXHIBIT A.

the cook in the orphanage story, like??? What is his relevance? Just a random kid who lost their sister, made up a cannibalistic psychopath cook? Like why? Did his sister get eaten? The concept of the supper with human whatsoever was cute, but nevertheless doesn't show it's relevance in the main idea and revelation that it was all in the kids head. It was boring.

EXHIBIT B.

the circus background in the Death Show arc was like an pizza dough and then you stuff a LOT OF FILLINGS TILL IT OVERFLOW. It wasn't smooth and overall messy. Like the show and tell was cute, and then the end was like just information overload.

EXHIBIT C.

The characters in the mu*der Island confused me so much. How come there's a lot of people/characters and be not enough to build a solid background at the same time? Like what lantern dress? It was not cute. What toads? What natives and invaders? It was so f*cking confusing.

it's not cute. It is not romantic. Most of the time I am filled with anxiety how the movie would look like since he liked kabedoning the main character. LIKE I SAID, HIS ADDITION IN THE MOVIE DOESN'T MAKE SENSE AND SHOULD BE QUESTIONED. Like the directors are there, the so called review board for rerelease are there. Like I said again, he's better off the main horror boss or a cannon fodder as well in the movies. It s**ked.

Honestly, I’m still disappointed that Chen Su wasn’t really able to affect the movie instances all that much T.T It would have been fun if he had been more involved especially since his reason for “waiting” to reveal everything is rather weak. He couldn’t have just told Su Min, but he could have at least been more proactive at getting him to remember. I think Su Min remembering things gradually would have made the last reveal more memorable.