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Synopsis
Liu Feng arrives on a world where a viral live-streamed program employs actors to terrify citizens as ghosts. Equipped with a system that provides genuine supernatural tools, Liu Feng mistakenly identifies these pranksters as actual demons and attempts to exorcise them using everything from Taoist talismans to Western church rituals. This novel reads like a classic misunderstanding comedy, blending the 'system' trope with an urban setting similar to the chaotic energy of a gag manga. It is ideal for readers seeking lighthearted, brainless humor and fast-paced episodic content. However, those looking for a complex plot, character growth, or a romantic subplot should skip this, as it explicitly features no female lead. The standout quality is the absurdity of the protagonist's escalating methods of 'defense' against innocent actors, maintaining a brisk and frantic pace throughout.
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Editorial Review
With 444 chapters, the author demonstrates a strong ability to sustain a high-concept comedic premise. The primary strength lies in the irony of the situation; the clash between the live-streamed reality show and the protagonist's genuine belief in the supernatural creates consistent humor. However, the narrative risks becoming repetitive, as the core loop of 'encounter actor, attempt exorcism, confuse audience' is the sole driver of the plot. The 'Fan-fiction' tag is somewhat confusing given the original setting described, which may indicate inconsistent metadata. Additionally, the very low view count suggests that while the volume of content is high, the story struggles to maintain broad appeal. It functions well as a palate cleanser but lacks the depth required for a higher rating.