The Terrifying Age of Supernatural Resurgence

You don't need to write about maggots when writing about the physiological aspects of decay. You need to focus on the creation of the atmosphere and let readers imagine for themselves. Only in this way can there be a sense of horror. The overall logic is good and it continues some settings of horror recovery. The early pace is too slow and the horror atmosphere is not created enough. I look forward to changes in the later period. Come on.

It must be 5 stars. The protagonist gives people the feeling of complete Alzheimer's disease. Okay, you must play more.

It's very good. I followed Mysterious Resurrection at the beginning and read a lot of fanfics, but I felt a little tired of it. Tomato's book was also very good, but it's a pity that the ending was not good. I accidentally read it today. I think this book is really good. I like that the protagonist's ghost is a bit special. I hope the author will work hard to update it.

I feel that the writing is much more mature than Mysterious Resurrection, and there are more characters. However, the combat descriptions are too detailed, and the foreign characters are too powerful. Overall, I think it is no worse than Mysterious Resurrection, and even surpasses it in some parts.

It's quite good. I've read a lot of Mysterious Resurrection fanfiction, and this one is the best. The only problem is that there are several S-level ghosts in the early stages. I don't know what to write later. I highly recommend this book to those who like supernatural things.

I have read more than 200 chapters so far and feel that the plot and characters are pretty good and basically acceptable. There is basically no emotional line, so don't worry about it. It is considered average. I hope I can keep writing and break through a thousand chapters. The main author takes his work very seriously and hopes to continue to work hard.

It's considered a masterpiece among Mysterious Resurrection fanfics, and it's very good in Tomato. It basically just uses some settings, but from now on, there is a high probability of "Ghost Controller" in the future.

Second creation of the mysterious recovery part of the setting For me, the main thing is that the pace is a bit fast, and the group portraits make the focus not always on the protagonist, which makes it a bit confusing. And the ghost's IQ is really high and cunning, but I quite like it.

Overall, it's okay, but it's a bit of a deification of ordinary people. The two professors are all omniscient and omnipotent. They can understand the protagonist in one go, and it's about evil ghosts. They can guess in a second whether the protagonist can absorb evil ghosts. Unless there are lessons learned from the past, but there is no lesson learned from the past in the article. It's not like a mysterious revival, it's like a spiritual revival, it's like a fairy tale written on the skin.

It's an okay supernatural novel. The author borrowed some settings and worldview from Mysterious Resurrection, but also set some of his own. In this book, ghosts have thoughts and consciousness. They can disguise themselves and set traps. At the same time, some supernatural props are even more powerful. But strictly speaking, this book is a semi-portrait novel. It has a protagonist, but there are also many supporting characters and plots. The protagonist can be missing from the first few chapters. The portrayal of the protagonist is also average. But overall, it's a fine book on Tomato. If you like the setting of mysterious recovery, you can read it. I read part of this book occasionally, and sometimes part of it. Recommend! ! ! I finished reading the second part in one go, and I can say it is quite good. The second part is better than the first part, because with the further development of the world view and the rise of the protagonist's strength, it feels like writing a novel. I look forward to the following plot.