A Super Cute Ghost in My Home After Returning!?

Editorial Review

★3.2 / 5 — henhenta editorial rating (our own assessment, not the DLsite official user score)

A rural-life simulation crossed with a supernatural romance comedy, this sits in a crowded corner of the market where the “tired city worker retreats to the countryside” premise has become a reliable template. Pairing it with a cohabiting-ghost setup gives that template a lighter, more farcical tone than the usual healing-fantasy approach.

The strongest hook is the structure of the haunting. The poltergeist activity is domestic and petty: tidied items scattered again, a sock always missing from the drying line, and recurring erotic dreams that turn out not to be dreams. That keeps the comedy grounded before the romance begins. The emotional engine is a clear one, since the protagonist must fulfill the ghost’s wishes and let her experience a human life so she can be reincarnated, which gives the simulation loop a purpose beyond routine. Production-wise, the tag list shows full voice and music, and the four-language-plus-Japanese support (simplified and traditional Chinese, Korean, English) is unusually broad for the format. The scale is also notable: 32 backgrounds with day and night variants, 25 story CGs, and 22 H scenes paired with 22 animated sequences. Buyers should know that all visual assets, from sprites and CGs to icons and the title screen, are AI-generated and disclosed as such. Expect consistency rather than a distinctive hand-drawn identity, and a cast of only five sprites.

This suits players who want a low-pressure, comedic farming-and-cohabitation experience with a gentle reincarnation arc, and who are comfortable with AI-produced art.

Verdict: a cheerful, well-localized haunted-cottage romance whose appeal depends on how much you value its premise over its art pedigree.