First I need to say that I only read/listened to 20 chapters (they count the pro log is a chapter so 21 if you do too), so obviously you should keep that in mind since I’m sure it would be different if I read more. Also do not let this discourage you since I still think it’s an interesting novel, It’s just not what I was looking for at the time and might come back to it latter. You see while The MC does get isekai-ed into this new world he had a choice, he could have been reborn into his old world with as a completely new person (new memories) but he chooses option two which is to go to a new world with his memories intact. After that he is asked which method does he want to choose, To be reincarnated as a newborn of a possible intelligent race with four random blessings, or be transferred using his old body as a template for a new one on a new planet (Mirrion) along with one random blessing, and starting at level forty, which he does but later asked if it’s possible to trade his levels for one of those “cheat skills”. Now with all that introduction you’re interested in the MC, I mean how are you going to make a story with a basically immortal MC interesting right… well after he initially figuring out how to float as a ghost, he then immediately possess a girl on the verge of death and is now temporarily bound to her body, so he can now feel hungry, sleepy and all those other mortal things he was free of as a ghost. While this idea of helping people with their last requests/regrets sounds interesting, it feels more like an excuse to restrict the MC, like when they add all those arbitrary restrictions so there can be tension when an OP MC fights in the tournament arc of an isekai.I might pick this back up again later, but for now the fact that this story about a guy who transmigrated as a Ghost has very little to do with his ghost abilities other than him possessing someone/something the whole time, is not really doing it for me right now.
