Eerie Revival: I Control the Time Wraith from the Start

It was alright at first, but in chapter 33, the protagonist went to the Special Affairs Bureau's warehouse to retrieve the exchanged items, but it turned into outright theft. I was speechless. They hadn't provoked him; they were very friendly. The protagonist is so powerful, why would he steal from them? Even if he took it openly, he could have made a deal with them.

The protagonist is the kind of person who's neither good nor bad, and on the other hand, he's not lecherous yet he's popular with women everywhere, but if you say he is lecherous, he's also a eunuch. I often see these contradictory characters in Fei Liu, it's quite speechless. The plot is actually okay, it's alright to read, but if you get tired of it, just leave. There are plenty of books like this.

The protagonist is getting increasingly ridiculous. Despite his increasing power, his mentality is becoming more and more like an ordinary human being. Who wants to watch him become more and more of a saint? I'm speechless. Now he even has "partners"? Seriously? He's not human, yet he talks about being partners? Couldn't he just control that woman in a minute?

It's been a constant battle, and I haven't seen a female lead at all. No matter the genre, there has to be a female lead, even if it's just one. She can act as a mediator, right? Novels without a female lead are a bit boring to read.

1. Why does a hallucination occur every time the protagonist controls a ghost? If the protagonist's body wasn't special, he would surely die. So why are the others able to control powerful ghosts without any problems? Are their bodies also special? 2. Shouldn't the Ghostly Puzzle be a unified whole?

If it weren't for this author, I would have immediately given up after just one look at the table of contents. After reading dozens of chapters, it's just too clichéd.

Following Yang Jian and Yi Jian, Wu Jian has arrived, truly making them a trio of guests!

The book is good, but I feel that the protagonist has lost much of his humanity. Humanity is desire, greed, and one's own thoughts, but look at the protagonist now, he's full of demons, with only one belief: to imprison more demons, just like walking the path of ruthless swords to the pinnacle. Can such a being still be called human?

If you're not going to include a female lead, then don't write so many scenes where the main character encounters so many random female characters; it's annoying to read.

After watching it so many times, it gets a bit boring. It's either about subduing the supernatural or on the way to subduing the supernatural.