Mysterious Resurrection: Night Tour by Holding a Candle

In my opinion this book is one of the best in Mystical Recovery.

The protagonist can also be friendly to the person who attacked him and help him. This is because he is afraid that the grass on his grave is not long enough! This is not an iron-clad rule of thumb in Buddha's book.

The main character has nothing special except for being lucky.

Can the protagonist find an upper body ghost to sleep with? The ghost will imitate sleeping, triggering the mechanism of the bed-pressing ghost. After the supernatural confrontation, both of them will freeze. The imitating ghost will keep imitating sleeping, and the bed-pressing ghost will keep pressing, and the protagonist will take off directly.

It's a pity that I didn't write it down. It was very well written. I hope the author can write a new book.

Ah. Why did it end? I think it's one of the better fanfics😟😟

Saw the alarm! What I wrote here basically has nothing to do with the mysterious resurrection of the original work, but everything to do with the three laws of ghosts. The headquarters, the person in charge, and Li Gui have no information, so it is impossible for the timeline to be stuck at the forefront of recovery. Basically, the original outline is not available and then blocked. In the later stage, you can only move closer to the mysterious recovery, and Dagang will be abolished again. I saw the ending and then came back to watch it. His parents died when he was in junior high school, and he became an orphan. The resources left by his parents grew up until he was a senior in high school. He became a ghost master and went to school to help him. Who is he? I have been a good friend for 7 consecutive years, and it seems to me that I have grown up and have to stay for the rest of my life.

Is the protagonist too kind? Doesn't the author know that good people don't live long?

Not every novel has the protagonist's parents need to sacrifice to heaven. The key is that it's difficult to grasp the degree. However, the protagonist should not develop so fast. Shuishui is okay, but don't collapse.

Not bad. It's considered a masterpiece among fan fiction. It's a pity that I couldn't finish it. The protagonist's personality is conservative and kind, which is much more interesting than some absolutely sane lunatics and virgins. This is a normal person who is a little smart and has a sense of empathy.