Non-Human Seeking Re-employment

Shen Dongqing was a powerful, thousand-year-old ferocious ghost. He had just possessed a body and barely managed to relax for two days when he was pulled into a world where hundreds of ghosts were running amok. On the first day of being pulled into the Infinite Nightmare Game: Other players were trembling, crying and wailing about wanting to go home. Shen Dongqing was eating, sleeping, and playing Fight the Landlord (card game). The second day: Other players were covering their heads and scurrying away like frightened rats as they were being chased by ghosts, and they were crying out loud for help. Shen Dongqing was eating, sleeping and playing Fight the Landlord. The third day. Shen Dongqing…… The ghosts finally set their sights on this lazy player. The other players were finding joy in his misfortune, but in the end, no one had expected that the slim and pale Shen Dongqing would throw down his phone and directly dispatch the ghosts with his bare hands. Other ghosts: Can’t afford to mess with him, move, move.

Original Publisher

jjwxc

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on Non-Human Seeking Re-employment "Non-Human Seeking Re-employment" promised a unique blend of horror, comedy, and romance, and after diving in, I found it delivered... mostly. The premise, a powerful ghost king reincarnated as a human thrown into deadly games, certainly grabbed my attention. While the execution wasn't always perfect, there's an undeniable charm to this story. ### First Impressions The initial chapters are undeniably fun. The MC's nonchalant attitude towards the terrifying situations he finds himself in is genuinely hilarious. He's incredibly OP, which subverts the usual horror tropes, and I appreciated that. The dynamic between him and the ML, who is utterly devoted, is also quite endearing from the start. ### What Works Well The comedy is definitely a highlight. Many readers, myself included, enjoyed the humor derived from the MC's single-minded focus on food and his general lack of fear. The game system constantly "vomiting blood" because of the OP couple is a running gag that never fails to elicit a chuckle. The romance, while perhaps a bit fast-paced for some, is undeniably sweet. The ML's doting nature and willingness to cater to the MC's every whim create a fluffy and heartwarming dynamic. I also found the individual game instances to be creative and engaging, with a good variety of horror elements. ### Areas of Concern However, I can see why some readers found the story repetitive. The formula of "ghosts try to scare MC, MC isn't scared, MC and ML are OP" does get old after a while. The side characters could have been more developed. Some are reduced to caricatures, and their lack of depth makes it difficult to care about them. The MC's personality, while initially charming, can also become grating. His lack of initiative and seemingly childish mentality, despite being a thousand-year-old ghost, is a point of contention for several readers. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Some readers have mentioned key plot points, including the nature of the MC and ML's relationship. If you prefer to go in blind, I'd advise caution when reading discussions about the later chapters. ### Final Verdict Overall, "Non-Human Seeking Re-employment" is a fun and fluffy read, perfect for those looking for a lighthearted take on the horror genre. While it does have its flaws, the comedic elements and sweet romance make it an enjoyable experience. Just be aware that the repetitive nature of the plot might wear thin after a while. I'd recommend it as a palate cleanser or a casual read when you're not looking for something too intellectually demanding.