I read through the chapters, but skipped over some of the excessive slapstick scenes due to the bewildering foolishness of certain characters. Initially, the story had a eerie vibe as the main character live-streamed her experiences in haunted locations. However, it evolved into a cultivation tale, where characters like Tang Mingli transformed from a typical, privileged youth from the influential Tang family to the underworld king who lost his humanity and memories. My protagonist also underwent a remarkable transformation, going from a vulnerable person with a disfigurement to a descendant of a divine being.
While I'm not against such character developments, I personally prefer stories like "Kaleidoscope of Death," where the supernatural elements maintained a consistent scare factor - at least until the bonus content, which even gave my sister nightmares (which ceased once I read it to her). The story seems to have lost its focus, and a better summary would be: cultivation, hidden abilities, hidden identities, reverse harem, and adoring love interests.
Don't let the cover deceive you; it gives the impression of a terrifying ghost story, but in reality, it's more about watching the protagonist constantly outsmarting those around her.