Eerie Revival: I Died from the Start and Became the Ghost Boss

Emmm, what should I say? Maybe my reading comprehension is not very good. The protagonist is on the opposite side of the weird bureau. The protagonist's positioning is equivalent to that, he is weird, the store is his weird domain, only "dead people" can he grow... Emmm, the protagonist is a villain, harvesting human lives for growth? Then this is a "dark" novel. Will the protagonist always have to fight against the strange situation by himself, or will strange teammates join in the later stage? None of his products have their own thoughts. Ah, my expression was very weak. Well, after reading it for so long, I summarized my two opinions: 1. The products produced by the protagonist will soon be used by the Bureau of Strangeness to experiment and deal with the weirdness. It gives me the feeling that the protagonist is a tool man. He is responsible for providing products to the Bureau of Strangeness, and the Bureau of Weirdness is responsible for limiting his growth. This is the result of thinking from the perspective of the protagonist. 2. The protagonist is very powerless if he only has to fight against the Strange Bureau. But from the perspective of the Strange Bureau, their situation is very bad. There are a lot of weird things in front of them, and they have to keep an eye on the "store" behind them. Well, I suddenly had an idea. If it weren't for the fact that the protagonist needs to harvest lives to grow, then the protagonist is a very good partner for them. The protagonist is also quite powerful. He has to cause trouble for "human beings" and kill "weirds". Is he... A middleman? Ah, and from a weird perspective, there is the Bureau of Weirdness on the left to contain it, and there is a store on the right as a commodity. Does this count as a three-way check and balance? [Learned]

It's pretty good. It's much better than the one next door called "Rebirth of the City: Creation of Weird Tales". The main character is a Madonna who only kills bad guys. She has become the opposite of human beings and only kills bad guys.

Write short stories one after another and combine them into a novel There is almost no protagonist, there is no heroine, and there is no woman who has the slightest relationship with the protagonist. As the first sentence said, there is almost no protagonist. There is not a word of the protagonist in chapters 6 and 7. As for what the protagonist says, now that I have finished reading the book, the protagonist may not say more than ten sentences. The protagonist's sense of existence is very low, so there is no decisive killing, and there is no Virgin's behavior. It's a bit early to say it. When I say this, someone will definitely read it carefully. As soon as the protagonist appears in this book and has this tendency, he will immediately come to me. I am so familiar that I can't be familiar with it anymore. I took a precaution in advance. I don't know if it will be useful, but I just said it. The subject matter of this book is not new, but the plot is quite rare, but it is not because I have read similar books, but there are very few in my memory, no more than ten, and I have been reading books for seven or eight years. At first, I followed the public, but now I only pursue books that I like. Others like it, but not me. Now I don't read the news. The reason is how good everyone is. Including myself, I don't use so-and-so, you and the like. I have said what needs to be said. It's time to go find a book. Try to go to bed before 10 o'clock. Usually no one talks, so I like to talk to myself. Plus I don't know how to read the news anymore, so I just click casually. If you can't stand it, it's a good book. If you can't stand it, you have no patience for the book. No matter what you read, if you don't have the patience, you won't be able to stand it, so just change it to another one.

Absolutely amazing, so beautiful, going against the official, going against human beings, satisfying human greedy desires

666, This development suddenly feels so powerful. The protagonists are replacing their people bit by bit, absolutely. There are just too few. The author should update it soon [adoration][adoration][adoration][adoration]

I've watched 54 episodes so far and it's pretty good. Regardless of whether the good guys or the bad guys die, the main character loses his emotions and is more like a god. He doesn't deliberately help the good guys or the bad guys are absolutely sane. I like this character.

Not bad, the protagonist is a weird businessman, located in the Weird Bureau, a weird third-party force. For Weird, he is the weird that feeds on them. For the Weird Bureau, the protagonist is a weird that grows quickly and is high-risk but can produce a large number of usable weird weapons. He uses them and finds ways to limit them.

The biggest loophole: Not paying for things?

When will the weird bureau be eliminated?

It's super good-looking, the positioning is correct, the protagonist does whatever the weird thing is supposed to do, and it's not a virgin at all. Grow step by step. Not feeling aggrieved, and not growing in a chase-like manner (the most annoying thing is when humans have their golden fingers wide open, spying on the protagonist, chasing the protagonist, and then the protagonist grows while escaping). Like it very much. But why don't you write about it? Almost all the good-looking things in this genre are written out, sad [crying] [crying] [admiration] [admiration] [admiration]