Mystery Revival: From the Start, I’m Possessed by a Ghost Official

After seeing the sharp comments from readers, I reflect deeply! It is true that the pace was slow in some parts of the movie, with the protagonist having too much inner drama and not being decisive enough in his actual actions. In particular, the point of "lots of plans but no use" is spot on - as a conceptual ghost, you really need to show wisdom, but you must speak for yourself with actual results. Next, we will focus on adjustments: Improvement plan for slow pacing: 1. Reduce ineffective psychological descriptions, every plan must be executed immediately and produce results (success/failure both promote the plot) 2. Add continuous high-energy scenes to allow crisis-response-turn to form a chain reaction 3. Replace the inner game with actual results, such as directly showing the benefits of swallowing the ghost's origin. Instructions on the setting of supernatural powers: Some readers mentioned the question of "the power is exhausted." Additional settings need to be added here: The source of the concept ghost's power is the "concept" itself. As long as the concept is immortal, it will not be truly exhausted. The "consumption" shown is actually: - Temporarily controlled psychic energy (recoverable) - Consciousness to maintain form (similar to physical strength) - The temporary silence of the origin of the concept (needs to trigger the recovery of conditions) Thank you readers for your venomous comments! Next, just like the protagonist swallowing supernatural power, we will accurately absorb your opinions to make the story more exciting and exciting. If you find that the rhythm is lagging again, please feel free to slap it - after all, the growth of concept ghosts requires your "rule-level corrections"!