Reviews of Transmigrated as a Ghost by MegaC - Webnovel

In the first few chapters, we should have been introduced more thoroughly to the ghost elements. The next part doesn’t make sense: the MC gets consumed by a soul fragment. Let’s give it the benefit of the doubt—if the fragment was from a higher-level being and the MC had no levels, or if he felt bad and wanted to help, it would have made sense. Since he’s a human from modern times and likely opposes slavery, this would have aligned with his character. What follows is the MC taking over the body and using it to level up. Once he reaches level 8 or 9, he heads to the city, which is a terrible idea since it’s stated that the average level there is 14 or 16—something he was informed of. Let’s give him the benefit of the doubt again, as he’s new to the world. Let’s skip to the city part. He is selected to implant "evi" into a noble’s home. Now, he does this, but you can clearly see this decision will come back to bite him later. Even early in the story, it’s obvious this is a bad idea. Then, he gets into a fight with his adventurer buddies in his male form because they recognized the scythe he was wielding—a weapon he had also carried while in his female form. He couldn’t even come up with a convincing lie about where he got the weapon, and things escalated into a fight. To make things worse, the scythe is a terrible weapon to begin with. Still, let’s cut him some slack; he's new to this world. Later, when he's in his female form and they go on a dungeon run together, they betray him for a noble, the same noble he had previously implanted evidence for. This betrayal will undoubtedly come back to bite him, but even before that, I was already frustrated. What do you mean he can only possess someone for 10 minutes? That’s ridiculous. He’s a unique ghost—let me repeat, a unique ghost. After the betrayal, he should have at least tried to fake being dead, as he’s a ghost who can phase out of existence. Once the group turned on each other, he could have taken out the leader, but no—he decided to go suicidal and attacked like a crazed maniac. Okay, he got betrayed, and yes, he’s still new, so I’ll give him some leeway. His soul getting damaged as a result makes sense. Then, he gets caught up in a battle royale with all the monsters in the dungeon, which is fine. It serves to showcase the world’s mechanics and gives him a power-up. He even plans to take revenge on his betrayers, but once he returns, he forgets about this entirely. Really? Then, he starts acting all edgy, but in reality, he’s just doing foolish things that don’t make sense. Let’s say you’re a ghost, you get betrayed, and you gain a power-up—when you return to the city, wouldn’t you scout in your ethereal form to gather intel? Maybe use partial possessions for information, rather than manifesting your physical form, which damages your soul every time you die. After experiencing that, you’d definitely avoid doing it again. Also, how is running faster than flying? That doesn’t make sense either. Then there’s the part where two people are using similar fighting styles and abilities, but no one questions it. Instead of acting smart, he joins the Adventurers' Guild and takes a mission to a church. Let me repeat—a church—and he’s a monster/ghost in a world where intelligent monsters are dangerous and killed on sight. This man sees the church, where a major quest is set, and thinks, “Sure, let’s go check it out.” Even before that, his skills were stated to be great, and as soon as he tries to join the guild, he attempts to skip ranks. That’s not a good idea—you want to lay low and figure things out first. Then, during a fight with the guildmaster, he shows off all his abilities. Some people should have recognized what he was, but apparently not. Later, he returns to the church acting carelessly again. Instead of thinking things through, he heads toward the church in ghost form and hits a barrier. Instead of reassessing or trying another method, he tries to break through the barrier, only to get caught by the High Priest. And this is where the plot armor comes into play. After making all these wrong moves, the High Priest gives him his true name—a name no one in the church uses lightly. How stupid are these characters? If you're a high-ranking figure, shouldn’t you have some common sense? Then, the MC is tasked with finding the necromancer, who is allied with a demon. He follows the necromancer’s hired goons to their hideout. Here’s another flaw: the High Priest is supposed to be powerful and has likely been in his position for a long time. He could have used his connections to deal with this issue, which seems like it could spiral out of control. Anyway, the MC finds the hideout, kills the goons, and discovers a sick child. He heals the kid by upgrading a healing skill, gives him money, takes him outside, and then goes back to fight the necromancer. This entire sequence with the child was unnecessary and didn’t add anything to the plot. Afterward, he encounters undead creatures, but they don’t attack him because they sense he’s also undead. At this point, he could have become incorporeal and explored the area to gather information, but no—he goes in guns blazing again. Once that’s done, he could have asked the priest for help, learned about the world’s common sense, and gained valuable insight—especially since he mentioned meeting someone else from Earth—but no, he doesn’t bother. When he returns, he finds the guild in a frenzy because the princess, who he befriended, has gone missing. Despite being betrayed earlier, instead of having any internal conflict, he decides to save the princess because it seems like a good idea. He finds her, rescues her, and then reveals that he’s a monster. In a ruthless world, he should have been killed or at least had a bounty placed on his head. It just doesn’t make sense. People from such a world wouldn’t take his claims lightly—they’d kill him on the spot. After escaping and reporting the incident, he saves the princess and then manages to upset the balance of power by angering the nobles. After all that, he binds an incredibly powerful summon, and instead of dealing with loose ends, he leaves them unresolved, gets his identity revealed, and earns a bounty on his head.

It's supposed to be a possession like exchanging body to body. I don't mind time skips since he's a ghost he can jump from another body once the current host condition deteriorates. It would be nice if there's no administrator thingy and he only possess male bodies.....I don't mind 10 years later time skips I just want mc to cherish every bodies he possess.

MC is stupid, just plain stupid. MC finds his body's sister is safe and there are a dozen or so over levelled people he'll have to fight to save her what to do? think yourself as a overpowered MC and barge in. okay hes's new to it, lets's not go to hard on him. A random princess who said hello to me is stuck in dungeon, what to do? Sacrifice my life to save her. A Powerful Ant Queen monster is going to attack the town, what to do? Of course I'm overpowered and immortal lets's go kill her? oh she can see and talk to me? whatever its's not like she can hurt me? oh she can hurt me? I'll still fight instead of running because I'm an idiot. And of course he had to get attached to the sister. I mean sure he wants to be free and go around the world. but okay, everyone can have that. Now that he has someone to call family maybe and he'll probably be in this kingdom for a while he should get some backing. Especially if the backing is the previous Queen and a Grand Archmage, but obviously MC would not take it because he wants to be free. So, he wants to be free? He should get stronger? not, he's gonna learn forging. Another chance he gets when a Duchess offers him to be blacksmith for them with good benifits but he still declined saying he wants to be free, but dude has a sister who ge wont't leave. Despite knowing he's in a world where nobles hold power, he wants to offend them at every point and not get backing of his own, not try to get stronger. Who was the idiot who sent him to another world ? I'm at Ch 177 and I'm dropping it. also the gender bender? seriously? Just make it a female character from the start if you wanted to do that.

This review is from someone that has read to chapter 1015. The start of the novel might be dissapointing to some because the MC possesses the body of a dying girl (Irene) and tries to fufill her last wish, but because he possessed her body now he has to eat and that the Mc doesn't kill. Both of these things get fixed in volume 1 (42 chapters) for anyone worried if it's like that for the rest of novel. Now for the actual review, I like the fact that everyone in the world possesses a system and not only the MC, that he learns blacksmithing and creates his own weapons and armor, that it isn't harem and that the feelings of the MC and love interest don't feel forced ( at least to me ) and that the side characters don't feel one dimensional. I'm not that great at writing reviews so I'm just going to say that this is a great novel and that you should give it a shot.

transmigrated as a gullible moron who does ghost things one time in an alley. he's like a typical goody two shoes mc who doesn't kill rapists or slavers, gets distracted easily and somehow falls for the same like 3 tricks on repeat over and over. the only way stuff progresses is due to the mc falling for some blatantly obvious trick whether it's trusting people he shouldn't, asking for help from people he shouldn't or letting people live that he shouldn't. despite being immortal and invisible he immediately bogs the story down by making some stupid soul promise to the first dead pretty girl he meets before he even has the basics of combat down. the writing is fairly decent but you'd have to wait until you get a chapter without the mc to appreciate it because he's by far the worst aspect of the story.

This is a light hearted novel of exploration. Basically the MC was reincarnated into another world with OP powers/system. However the MC has no goals, except for author trying to make it seem like leveling is the goal. But this is not the case because he is average level for people his age. The novel basically goes on with MC exploring the world leveling up slowly and fighting opponents that nearly kill him but plot armor/god saves him multiple times. Most of the novel is a filler inbetween fights like learning how to forge and other miscellaneous useless stuff. It takes almost 220+ chapter for MC to even reach level 40. There are other reincarnations with systems on the same world. It would be better to focus on them as they would make a better MC.