Mysterious Resurrection: Confusing the World

Any serious person can see that the indigenous people have no sense of empathy at all.

A person's power is limited, so I want to see if you can use your imagination to create some weird and supernatural events. The characters can also do it.

It's not very good to write original copies, especially from Buddhist temples and Taoist sects. The entire narrative logic is foggy and extremely confusing. The author wants to write a lot, but what he writes is very scattered. It seems to reveal a lot of information, but when it is passed through the brain, it seems that nothing is left. The logic of the protagonist's behavior and the expression of purpose are also too obscure and messy. After several copies, it seems that a lot of horror scenes have been written, and a few steps are scary. Horrible layout, rigid and frequent splicing together, but it led to little immersion and emotional ups and downs. It was really boring to watch. I barely finished watching the Buddhist temple. In retrospect, I didn't have an overall impression of the event. There were only fragments of a few trees, Buddhist temples, monks, etc. The logic of these series and what the protagonist did specifically did not leave much of an impression after watching it. Once I got to the Taoist gate, I became irritated and couldn't help but keep skipping. The two original copies were really boring.

It looks good, this is serious writing. It's not like some novels where a brainless woman appears after the first ten chapters or so, and the protagonist also loses his wits. New points: 1. Finally there is a protagonist who is not a time traveler, but an indigenous person. Then write new content. Moreover, the natives are still smart and calm. Unlike that time-travel protagonist novel, the time-travel protagonist is a smart man, and the other natives are all mindless tools. 2. Unlike other fan fiction, the protagonists all travel through time. Most of them travel through time in Dachang City and are Yang Jian's classmates. The main idea at the beginning is to hug Yang Jian's thigh, or to seize the opportunity of the protagonist. Then in the process, you find that you can't grab it and look for other opportunities. Either we travel to other cities, we must come to Yang Jian School before the knocker incident occurs, or we can see if we can seize Yang Jian's opportunity. 3. People who have written novels at the beginning, can they write their own novels? Those who write fan fiction about time-travel protagonists must spend at least a few chapters on the Knock Knocker incident. I feel like I can't continue writing if I don't write about the Knock Knocker incident. Therefore, the author's novel about the indigenous protagonist must be praised with five stars, and it is indeed very interesting so far.

The natives don't look good, and they don't have a sense of substitution.

I'll put it on the bookshelf first and I'll look at it later.

Very good, not being with the protagonist is the best,

Be like the Virgin and the tool man. . 🤮🤮

The writing is too messy, with no theme, and the supernatural confrontation is written like a fantasy novel. It doesn't look like a supernatural novel at all. Some copies are also written according to fantasy novels, which is grinding and annoying.

The author's liar ghost was wrong from the beginning. Since it can be deceived, why not develop it in a conceptual direction and complete the liar ghost puzzle. As long as the liar ghost cannot be suppressed, you can use the liar ghost's ability to make yourself immortal. What's more, you can also modify the ghost. You can turn the fake into the real and then control the ghost difference. Isn't it the safest? Why can't you be bolder? Although Ye Zhen is the second best, he is very bold in the development of substitutes. Compared with Gao Zhiqiang's liar ghost There are no invincible ghosts, only invincible people