When the Supernatural Comes Back to Life

Hmm... This kind of book is really difficult to read. If you say it's plagiarism, it's just borrowing the setting; if the plot isn't copied, it's not plagiarism. If you say it's fanfiction, it's not based on the original plot, so it's not fanfiction either. I think if the author wants to write their own work, they should at least include a note somewhere paying homage to the mysterious resurrection, like something like "Time Stop 499 Years."

One of the main puzzle pieces: The Door Ghost Every time a door is opened on Earth, it may lead to an unknown land, certain death. And for every ghost a door devours, the number of doors increases.

I initially thought it would be a story about a protagonist who is incredibly powerful and awesome, but after leaving the village, the protagonist's intelligence seems to plummet. Seeing the protagonist take action against the "group" organization, I thought he would slaughter everyone and easily defeat them.

Oh my god, is this protagonist a ghost? He seems like a little kid, with such an innocent face.

The protagonist's abilities are truly pathetic. He claims to be invincible within the room, but that invincibility is in quotes! He won't die, yet he's afraid of this and that! It's an forced display of stupidity, and one of the worst fanfictions ever written!

This protagonist is beyond words. Arrogant, incompetent, and raging—what kind of personality is this? Being transported into a ghost's body makes him an anomaly, and he also has all sorts of messy emotions. Does the ghost have absolutely no influence on this protagonist?! Does this ghost even have hormones that affect emotions?!

My goodness, the initial setup was pretty good, but it got increasingly boring as it went on, and by chapter 25 it just turned into a low-IQ story.

It feels like the protagonist is either constantly getting humiliated or on their way to getting humiliated. They seem so powerful and arrogant at first, but then they get tricked and betrayed the next few times...

The author just plagiarizes. The protagonist is trash, a mere monster. He doesn't want to eat monsters to become stronger, so he pretends to be a monster official. The only thing that makes this "monster" trait he can maintain is the protagonist becoming a monster, eating monsters, fighting monster officials, and the original protagonist, Yang Jian.

It's so frustrating! The protagonist is either getting tricked or on his way to getting tricked. Can't the protagonist be a little smarter? He could have sealed away all the monsters in the village, but all he cares about is going out. Instead, he should have found a place to stay, investigated the monsters and the state of the world, and then made some plans.