Eerie Revival: From the Start, I Perfectly Mastered the Ghost Leg

It's good, without the despairing and oppressive atmosphere of a mysterious resurgence, because the background here is that the supernatural has never been interrupted, it has always existed, and recently it has just been revived and strengthened. Although it is difficult, it has not reached the point of despair and world destruction.

It's alright, there are a bunch of organizations, all very strong. Even a third-rate organization can sell ghosts multiple times. They have four ghost tamers and supernatural items like ghost shoes. And ordinary people also know about ghosts. The official headquarters has branches in every small city. Each branch has several ghost tamers who can control two or three ghosts.

It's alright. There's a minor flaw in the early stages that makes the protagonist seem a bit silly, but it gets better later on. As for the romantic storyline between him and Li Xue, I think it's decent. It wasn't as forced as in other novels, with characters falling in love at first sight or anything like that. It's passable. The only downside is that the power-up came a bit too late; I only really felt it around chapter 48. 🤦[OK]

I can't do anything with you, sit up straight. The collision of "Azure" and "Radiant" creates a "Virtual Zi" that can produce an imaginary mass burst. However, just like the time when "He" circled the field and hit Sukuna, the speed of "He" in the air wasn't particularly fast before the explosion.

It's great! It's so satisfying to see the protagonist constantly getting lucky. As for those who say the protagonist is a saint, teammates naturally help each other out. What's wrong with giving money to someone you're close to? It's not like you're being asked to go through fire and water.

I read 130 chapters in one go, and personally, I think it's pretty good. Compared to other ghost stories based on the three major laws, it's a bit different, probably due to the author's own imagination. The protagonist is an outcast, and there's also a romantic subplot involving Li Xue, though I don't know if it will work out. However, the elements are interwoven without feeling jarring.

Quite interesting, just a bit short. The official faction is quite powerful, without that feeling of being stifled or unable to survive without the protagonist. The protagonist also has the ability to take others down with him at any time, without any sense of timidity or lack of confidence. 🍉🍉🍉

It's a good story; the protagonist rarely suffers setbacks, and even when he does, he immediately retaliates (except for the time with the skinny bamboo pole). As for giving away the lotus seeds, I think it's insignificant, considering the protagonist mass-produces them later on. Besides, giving the lotus seeds is just to introduce later content and prepare for the protagonist's second ghost.

Not counting fan fiction, the main difference between it and the original work is the underlying logic. For example, the Ghost Lotus is a supernatural substance that cannot exist without any side effects.

It's not bad. The Ghost Foot's ability is Shadow Stepping, so if it were paired with another Ghost Shadow, it would be a perfect match. The general logic is sound.