Mystery Revival: The Paper Dolls I Make Can Catch Ghosts

The core of the mysterious resurgence is that only the cunning can defeat the cunning. This story has gone off-topic and is bound to fall apart!

The male lead is just an ordinary person; one bullet could take him down. I really don't understand why this good-for-nothing is so arrogant?

The main character is problematic. Why doesn't he bring more paper dolls with him when he goes out? He clearly knows the outside world is dangerous and he's not entirely safe. Plus, he has this arrogant, self-important attitude. The enjoyment just fades away.

The protagonist's personality and temperament seem like that of a 10-year-old child. Trading a kilogram of gold for an extremely powerful supernatural object? Are you kidding me?

Honestly, after reading over 40 pages, I realized the author's portrayal of the protagonist shows absolutely no growth. Where's the promised development? I haven't seen a single sign of it. And in pages 35-42, the protagonist seems like someone from a remote, isolated rural area, truly only interested in money and willing to do anything.

Some readers have asked why the protagonist only brings one or two paper figures when dealing with paranormal events. Let me explain: From the first chapter to now, he's encountered ghosts three times. The first time, he only brought one paper figure because it clearly indicated the ghost was weak. The second time was the Yongquan Town incident.

The beginning was decent, but the later parts felt forcedly simplistic, with the protagonist's ideas becoming increasingly unconventional. For example, the protagonist wanted to raise money to catch a ghost, even after at least ten people died in a town, only to earn 20,000 yuan—less than a wanted murderer could earn.

Urban novels shrouded in mystery and resurgence The protagonist already knows how powerful his paper dolls are, and he only uses them for trivial matters. He's still afraid of those organizations. Your paper dolls can kill indiscriminately. He's still saying he's just an ordinary person and shouldn't be so pretentious. If you put five or six paper dolls around you, how could anyone attack? I'm disgusted by this constant use of a cannon to kill a mosquito.

The idea is good, but as the saying goes, "a wise man avoids dangerous situations." The protagonist has a significant advantage, yet he chooses a wrong path, leaving the author to rely on their writing style to cover it up.

The mysterious resurrected ghosts are completely different from the traditional ghosts that are formed from the souls of the dead. The mysteriously resurrected ghosts can be considered a unique and unusual set of rules and laws within this world, making them immortal. In this mysterious resurrection, only ghosts can fight ghosts, akin to a clash between rules.