The Prologue to Mysterious Revival

I feel that the author's thinking is very clear. The supernatural beings in Yang Xiao are too strong. I feel that the puzzle piece of ghost dream alone is very complete (the whole ghost puzzle is very complete, and later it also swallowed two puzzle pieces of nightmare and private school), which makes Zhang Xianguang, the emperor's son, feel troubled. The newspaper ghost (suspected to be controlled), changed his face to Tong Qian and was "caught" by Yang Jian, and was suspected to have transferred to Zhao Jianguo (it was written that he was reading the newspaper in the corner in the same posture as the newspaper ghost). Unfortunately, Zhao Jianguo was hidden, and the newspaper ghost was really offline, and the foreshadowing was gone. In addition, a bunch of newspaper ghosts predicted by book friends were also controlled by him (otherwise why Yang Jian didn't attack him directly when he went home, it's hard to explain why Zhao Lei fell directly). Otherwise, it would be too coincidental that the newspaper happened to restrain the ghost eyes. The two ghosts controlled by Yang Xiaotian have very high supernatural powers. They are basically invincible in the second generation. If there is another ghost domain, they will basically catch up with the level of the Seven Elders of the Republic of China. There is definitely a big problem with his ability to revive. As long as the body consciousness that can kill Ghost Dream reaches a certain level, it can perfectly control and replace Ghost Dream (such as the vicious dog in the original text), and it can be restarted infinitely). For example, the number of vicious dogs can be infinitely superimposed to control Ghost Dream on his behalf, without the danger of resurrection. The final summary is that everything is just like the script arranged by the old guy Qin. Yang Xiao is a hard worker, responsible for spreading the word about God.

It looks good, I love watching it, cheers up

It's very beautiful. I liked the character Yang Xiao very much in the original work.