Mysterious Revival: I'm a Big Shot
神秘复苏之我是大佬
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 567k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Modern Cultivation
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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254Chapters
5.6kRecommendations
13.9kFans
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As things stand, the protagonist's time travel is meaningless; what was going to happen will still happen. Compared to the original work, he has little presence. Moreover, despite being called a "big shot," he is actually a coward with very little strength, which is quite frustrating.
I suggest changing the book title. I came for the big shot, but it turns out to be not only a junior, but also a senior.
It feels like we're going in circles.
I'm writing a fanfiction, and the protagonist is constantly struggling with questions like, "Who am I? Where did I come from? Do I even exist? Am I a time traveler or being possessed by a ghost?" It feels like the story is all about self-doubt. He doesn't want ghost eyes or ghostly shadows.
Are you really a master? The writing is alright, but it's seriously off-topic. The master is being manipulated by everyone. Anyone can control the protagonist. That's it? You're not a master; you're just a puppet. Anyone in headquarters can play you.
I still don't understand the author's purpose in giving the protagonist the White Ghost Candle talent. It's not like it's the Red Ghost Candle talent. Theoretically, with this White Ghost Candle talent, the knocking ghosts should prioritize attacking you, with a very high priority. They might even abandon their current attackers to come directly to you.
As the first fanfiction I read about the mysterious resurgence, I persevered and read 33 chapters before I was utterly frustrated. It really shows that writing truly requires skill. The main character makes various mistakes and regrets them. The human skin paper made the white ghost candle open instantly, but afterwards the protagonist regretted being tricked.
In this mysteriously revived world, if you're not using any cheat codes, shouldn't you immediately look for the Ghost Chef? He's our loyal friend; he'd never scheme against you and would always help you. 😁😁
The same subject matter, but the author's description is rather nonsensical, lacking any sense of tension... Although the author keeps emphasizing horror and the eerie... I just can't get into it; the horror and eeriness only remain superficial. I think the reason for this problem is that the author described Ye Chen's psychological activities and thought processes too much.
It differs from the original work, and most readers are already familiar with the book! Here's a monthly pass to show my support!
The protagonist's IQ is genuinely low. And why didn't he ask about the paper phone and the ghost on his body? He could have asked about his parents too; even if it was a trap, it would have given him some clues, better than guessing blindly. If he was worried about running out of plot points if he asked too many questions, then he should have used fewer foreshadowing elements.