Horror Revival: I'm Both the Hero and the Villain
恐怖复苏：正派反派都是我
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 226k Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery High-Concept
- Updated
- 1mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- I Control the Global Descent of the Paranormal我操控全球诡异降临Former title · until Oct 2026
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In booklists 8
Invincible, Invincible Stories! Invincible from Start to Finish!
I want a really satisfying read. It has to be fun (but not completely brainless).
I Accidentally Verified My Account as an Author. How Do I Undo It? Urgent!
I’m into Behind-the-Scenes Stories Lately. Details in the Description, Please Help Me Out
Similar to: I Control the World: I Create All Supernatural Powers. Details: The protagonist transmigrates to another world and, for various reasons, turns it into a semi-game world. The players come from Earth, and the protagonist plays multiple roles.
Creation Stories, Behind-the-Scenes Bosses, and Changing the World to Bring Forth Wonders
Folks, I haven't come across a book like this in a month. Bring out your little reading lists!
The Protagonist Single-Handedly Plays Every Member of an Organization and Summons an Entire Organization
Creating a Mysterious Organization, Preferably from Behind the Scenes
Behind-the-Scenes Manipulator, World Creation, Player-Focused Stories, Secret Organizations, Orchestrating Events from the Shadows
I'm looking for something like "Lord of the Mysteries": clear ideas and tight logic, a vivid imagination and a well-organized plot, meticulous setup, a tightly woven storyline, and a vast, richly detailed world. Or a story where one person plays the role of a mysterious organization operating behind the scenes. Please share your recommendations!
Fantasy With a Twist: Treating the Supernatural Costs Money, Too
Looking for books like The Eerie Potion Master: All My Patients Are Terrifying. Fantasy with wild ideas, treating strange illnesses, and of course, getting paid for it. A ghost doctor healing people's pain is just right. A boar with an ectopic pregnancy: is this a collapse of morality, or a distortion of ghostly nature?
Reader comments 42
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Yes, the plot develops from story to story, and there is no mindless killing. Follow-up suggestions: Terror has come to the world, the extraordinary era has arrived, and ordinary people also have the opportunity to soar into the sky (Ghost Controller) It is strongly recommended that the sister is hidden. Novels with sisters are basically more poisonous than interesting, let alone behind-the-scenes leaks. There are too many poisonous points with sisters. Here are some examples. 1. The sister's mother's heart breaks out and prevents the protagonist from doing things. 2. The younger sister enters the official organization (this is the biggest and most poisonous point), and the protagonist behind the scenes is forced to come to the stage in order to help the younger sister reduce the dimensionality and attack. 3. My sister's upgrades include meals and drinks, and great discounts on attractions. 4. There is a story about the younger sister and a comparison between the two.
It's okay, there are still quite a few poisonous points, and I can still watch it without thinking. 🤭
Can the author please stop using the word "brows furrowed into Sichuan" 🥺 🥺 when describing a character's irritability?
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It's okay. I can watch it to kill time if I'm bored. As for the Holy Mother, unlike what was said in the comment section, it doesn't kill people or something. If the plot develops to that point, it will kill people. It just depends on how the author writes the plot. Generally speaking, it's okay.
It's okay. Killing someone is not a matter of mother-in-law.
It looks good, the ideas are clear, the conditions are complete, and the work is good.
Everything is fine so far, let's continue watching
Okay, okay, finally the protagonist is no longer the Virgin, the evil ghost will kill if he says to kill.
It's well written and very interesting. I hope Pig's Feet can make human beings a little more miserable.