“From the moment the bizarre descended and the wheel of time began to turn, it was already destined that you would become a Venerable.”
On December 31, senior high school student Zhou Ye stayed home and missed New Year's Eve. Little did he know that after the final ten seconds of the old year passed amid lightning and thunder, time would not move on to January 1. Instead, it would remain forever frozen on December 32 of the old year. From then on, the world became a living hell, overrun by vengeful ghosts.
To survive, people had no choice but to imprison the bizarre within their own thoughts and use its power to fight against it. In the end, though, no one could escape being consumed.
Only the one chosen as the sole savior would walk a lonely path to save the world:
The Yama Dharma King, clinging to the six paths of reincarnation in an ancient snowy realm; the undead known as the Black Death, sweeping through medieval Europe; and the imperial examination road, teeming with monsters and demons in the final years of the Central Plains dynasty…
For all the living, adrift and lost in this endless cycle, after enduring countless hardships and reaching enlightenment, he will transmigrate through eternal suffering, come to their side, wipe away all their tears, and defeat the most powerful vengeful ghost that destroyed human society.
Now that I have read Chapter 27, the author said that it is a cool article. Yes, it would be really cool if it could be fully brought into the perspective of the protagonist. The protagonist is heartbroken at the beginning, and then the next day he meets a female ghost master who likes the protagonist just because he is handsome and is even willing to protect him. The math class section is even more difficult to evaluate. The author could obviously devise some clever ideas to allow the protagonist to use wisdom or other means, but the author insists on using the means given by the heroine to protect the protagonist... I won't go into too much detail. Summary: As of now, the protagonist can't survive without the heroine. His IQ is here and there, and the protagonist has no special characteristics for the time being (it does not rule out that the author may have a foreshadowing). It is not easy for a Tomato author to give 3 stars.
The author said that the protagonist is smart, but I only see that he is stupid
It's pretty good and looks very comfortable.
What about the incompetent protagonist?