Eerie Revival: I Tamed the Nightmare Ghost

I read Chapter 58 which is a rare and good article. In addition to the three iron laws, there is also the main plot line of attracting supernatural beings after being exposed to supernatural beings. The protagonist is cautious and decisive in killing, and the author's writing style is also good. The weird confrontation is a bit vague, and things in the hospital are a bit awkward.

The biggest feeling I have about this book is that the protagonist has very distinctive characteristics. He has panda eyes in appearance, has a sensible personality, and is a little suspicious of everyone. It's not bad, you can try it.

There are no disgusting poisonous points, and the plot is compact. Although weird books these days are inseparable from the shadow of horror resurgence, it is really a thousand times better than other imitation books. The author sticks to the current style. It may not be a big hit, but it can really retain readers.

How can I put it this way? This is the best imitation of a mysterious resurgence I have seen on Tomato. I believe that anyone who has read Buddha's mysterious resurgence can find the color of the mysterious resurgence in this book. For example, the headless machete ghost in the protagonist's body is very similar to the machete ghost in the Kaibin Hotel in Mystery. The ghost fire, ghost blood, and ghost hair are all old. We are familiar with each other, and the headquarters also has a researcher who is familiar with and studies weird things, like Dr. Wang in Mystery and Dr. Chen here. The headquarters has an extremely loyal ghost controller who is a soldier. The protagonist is surrounded by a fat man who is very lucky. The double-gun Ah Wei in Mystery and the little fat man here are really like Buddha.

It's really good-looking and very realistic. Every ghost is bound to die. The protagonist has a way of dealing with ghosts that Yang Jian just started, desperate and calm. Also, the fact that ghosts have no emotions is also well restored. Ghosts only have instincts, and they will always look for their own puzzle pieces. When reading other novels, ghosts always show fear and happy emotions, so I don't want to continue reading. That will lose the sense of terror. There are also those things that have spiritual pressure when they attack. The ghost's attack only depends on the integrity of both parties and whose recovery is stronger. Of course, I am talking about the settings of Buddha. Don't tell me the settings of other novels (the author probably also borrowed the settings of Buddha. I don't know if the author can write the two copies that Buddha did not write, a tattoo parlor and a wedding). The protagonist has a similar life experience to Yang Jian. He wants to leave some money for his mother (the difference is that his mother has cancer and has a grandmother). However, the ghost he controls is not the same version as Yang Jian. Yang Jian is initially 👻👀 and the protagonist is initially a 👻 nightmare. I don't know what the balance ghost of the protagonist will be in the future. Will he follow the path of the Republic of China or the path of Yang Jian (I don't know if the author can reveal a little bit). I hope the author can treat the protagonist better and not be like Yang Jian. Yang Jian is really too pitiful. In the end, this is a very good book. It may have some minor flaws. I hope you can support the author more.

Wow, I was really surprised to find this book. I haven't seen a novel with the background of recovery in Tomato for a long time, and it is very well written and a rare resource.

The writing is quite good, and it is the best one I have ever written about the mysterious recovery system. Except for the original book, other books with the same setting are either too open, or directly eat the three laws of ghosts later on. Only this one, I can feel the same feeling as the original book. The protagonist is not dead, just like Yang Jian, he worked hard from the bottom. The settings of various ghosts are also very similar, which makes me regain the feeling I had when watching the mysterious recovery. It completely follows the original work, writing about people and ghosts, writing about ghosts and gods. The author writes emotional scenes that are just as difficult to criticize as the original work [laughs][like], but the writing of various supernatural events is quite good. Generally speaking, I support the author very much [send heart][send heart][send heart]

A novel about the mysterious resurrection of tomatoes and a world view should easily be in the top three, and it is not impossible to compete for the first place. The mysterious recovery worldview that is placed on the entire network can also be ranked high. Of course the update speed is slower.

There is no female protagonist in the novel, and the only girl who likes the male protagonist only appears at the first weird point, and later the male protagonist clearly rejects it. There are no ambiguous girls, the male protagonist focuses on his career, and the plot logic is smooth, which is great. In fact, when I was watching it, I saw a girl liking the male protagonist at the beginning. I thought it was another harem story but the writing was pretty good, so I decided to read it again [Thinking]. I endured that part and finished reading it and found out that it was really good. The rejection of the girl was straightforward without any ambiguous remarks [Like], which is very good [Love] [Love], and the subsequent writing was very good and did not break the plot.

I read it in one go. It's a very good supernatural recovery story. It's not a world view of a mysterious recovery, but another world with the same supernatural recovery. It just started to recover, and it was a bit slow at the beginning. The protagonist grew up step by step, and now the plot is getting better. The protagonist's character is decisive, calm and unconventional. Wall crack recommended!