Mysterious Resurrection: Ghost Tower Zhenshi

I still feel that the writing of the protagonist is too honest and awesome. If it weren't for his death, the recovery could be saved. The protagonist is really like a pure cow horse. There is no benefit and everything is a blank check. The early stage of Sadako's book was because the headquarters wanted too little. It felt like It's like being a nanny. The author directly changed the article in less than 24 hours. If you want to make money these days, it's better to obey public opinion. You don't need to fight against the headquarters, but there is no need to be glowing in this world. Look up and look at the direction of the Internet. The trend has changed these days.

How should I put it? The protagonist takes ordinary people too seriously, and is a bit like a holy mother. Of course, it is not derogatory, but it is similar to the fusion of Li Jun and Tong Qian in the original work. Li Jun is pedantic, but Tong Qian's sense of justice is even worse. If someone proposes to sacrifice some people, the protagonist will get angry with him. To give an analogy, in the original work, the ghost paintings are attracted to suppress the ghosts. Others are thinking about the consequences of the collision between the ghost paintings and the ghosts. The protagonist is thinking about how many people will be sacrificed on the way to pull the ghost paintings over. If you sacrifice people, he will look down on you or even raise objections. Moreover, the protagonist is very capable and can save people all over the world. I didn't see too much of it and it felt like it wasn't very suitable for me. I only saw Chapter 158.

The first part is quite good, but the second part suddenly becomes a Holy Mother. It is more Holy Mother than Li Jun and Tong Qian put together.

At the beginning, Yang Jian just wanted to survive, and saving the world was incidental. Your introduction is pretty good. The protagonist starts off awesome and wants to save this and that.

Mo Chen is indifferent, Hu Chao kills, Huang Liang?

See Chapter 411. Focusing on saving people and writing subsequent plots, it seems to be the Holy Mother. This also explains that he is a dead memory in the ghost building's memory, and is not affected by ghosts, so it's okay. I didn't see much about the enhanced combat power, but the ghost building was just a ghost in a room and a ghost apartment. The bloody handprints at the Caesar Hotel could have become the puzzle pieces of the ghost house without the pair of bloody handprints that ran out of Dalu City. Not to mention whether the puzzles have these physical pieces, they basically have flesh and blood and bones, you just don't write them! You said that the protagonist Huang Liang cannot be randomly strengthened and spliced ​​together at will. As for Guilou, he is just a ghost. The combat power will always be higher than the standard line, but it will not have overwhelming power. It doesn't look very scary.

Keep writing firmly, what will others think? I don't know, I feel pretty good

After reading a little bit, I still haven't seen what people on other floors say about whether they are awesome or not? But I can't stand this kind of soliloquy. You may say that you are too focused and just say a few words, which is fine. But the protagonist is different. The protagonist will talk at length and say everything on his mind. After a few chapters, he will start talking to himself. After a few chapters, he will start talking to himself. So I went to the comments and read it. Later, he said that the protagonist is too awesome. Forget it, let's stop here.

It is the most reasonable, logical and cerebral one I have read so far (Crackling said that the protagonist, the Virgin, has basically not read more than 50 chapters). The character is okay, but the author's three books are too dark. It combines many easter eggs, Fengdu, Laojiumen, House of Horror, Zhang Falcon and Ghost Phase. It has been enriched a lot, and many of the contents of the original novels Lu Zhiwen and Yang His Father and Yang His Sister have been rationalized.

This book is considered a masterpiece among fan fictions. I have read a lot of fan fictions. The ghosts they write about attack you when they appear. Why do they attack you? What is the law of this ghost? Not written. It seems that apart from the rules mentioned in the original work, it will not set its own rules. This book reminds me that not all ghosts are destined to die, and the protagonist will analyze why he triggered the ghost's pattern. The protagonist's attack methods also strictly follow the rules of the opponent triggering the ghost he is driving.