
Mystery Revival: I Tamed the Ghostly Shadow
神秘复苏:我驾驭了鬼影
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 608k Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery & Supernatural
- Updated
- 9mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
113Chapters
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I'm really speechless. The protagonist just looked at the calendar and knew that he had traveled to a world of mysterious resurrection. Is it so awesome??? It was known without receiving the memory of the original person, and it was not explained what the original person did, and why others thought that the original person was an expert and could solve supernatural events. It was so inexplicable that others called the protagonist or the original person to ask the original person to solve supernatural events, but the original person was still an ordinary person. How could an ordinary person think to a manager that the original protagonist could solve supernatural events??????
It feels like the author added Tianqing's world view to write the novel. After reading it for a long time, it seems more and more like a fantasy novel mixed with a mysterious recovery setting. Non-governmental organizations actually have a theory of energy flow. Shouldn't it be a supernatural power?
In fact, I think the author tells the inner monologue and situation of the protagonist too much, which makes the plot develop slowly, the story is not strong, and it is a bit too heavy. Nowadays, content with strong storytelling, fast pace, and strong sense of substitution is easy to attract people.
Gold can only isolate supernatural beings, but does no harm to ghosts. The golden pistol can only make a weak little ghost pause for a moment.
Gold isolates supernatural beings and does no harm
Just average, the language and writing are fancy. The writing may be good, but the style is not my thing.
Pull within the pull*
Mark,, AI.
Don't you understand that this is not a mysterious recovery article? Why did it become an entrepreneurial article? . . .
There is a section missing between Chapter 6 and Chapter 7