Mystery Revival: The Strange Faces Between Us

As the title suggests, after three years and two months, Shen Lin has finally reached this point. Seven hundred chapters, spanning more than three years, is such a long time. Having experienced countless despairs and terrors, the Ghostly Shen Lin has finally become an anomaly!

Write down your character's name, background, and connection to the supernatural. I will arrange for you to play various roles in the book, possibly even important ones. Even a member of the main cast. Regarding the setup, I hope everyone will follow a few guidelines. 1. Surnames should be common ones found in the Hundred Family Surnames, and should not be too childish or juvenile.

This book is so damn depressing! You think the protagonist is super powerful, but he's actually a total weakling. If he encountered these ghosts in the original story, he wouldn't even last three minutes in the mortal realm.

Shen Lin didn't time travel!!! Actually, I've had this suspicion for a while. If the premise of this book is simply "time travel with memories," would it really be worth the attention of the author, who even incorporated fanfiction into the original work? Here's my speculation: It's not that Shen Lin read the so-called "Mysterious Revival" in his past life and then time traveled.

(Author Introduction) Half-Corpse was born during the Daoguang era of the Qing Dynasty. When the vengeful spirits of the Ming Dynasty began to revive, he was already in his seventies or eighties. In his youth, he was a cultured man, but the corrupt officialdom of the late Qing Dynasty led to his failure in the legal examinations and subsequent persecution.

Having read around chapters 300-400, the male protagonist's ghost appearance and the ghost mother's flashback abilities are described too abstractly. His attack methods are too mystical to visualize. In contrast, Yang Jian's attacks are simple, brutal, and straightforward: ghostly illusion attacks, teleportation, sniping, star-shifting techniques, ghostly hand ambushes, and close-quarters combat…

I don't know why this book is called the best mystery resurrection fanfiction. Personally, I feel the author's descriptions are very unclear, and the overall feeling is chaotic. It's as if the writing is deliberately mysterious and esoteric to emphasize the eeriness. The unclear descriptions leave the reader feeling confused and forgetting everything after reading. It's like the story just flashed through my mind. The ghosts' abilities are always described inexplicably. This book is not good. 👎

(Author Introduction) Yan Liben was a rather ambitious man back then, with an arrogant and conceited nature. Although he was sickly, he believed he had talent, but the era was too chaotic, and he lacked the opportunity and environment to display it. An accident changed him. While traveling, he happened to encounter an event and became a ghost tamer.

The original novel was a light novel disguised as a horror story, with Xiao Yang basically showing off his power the whole time. In this book, the protagonist is just plain miserable, constantly being beaten up under pressure. Other characters either control ghosts on their own or through scheming, but in this book, he asks Chu Li to control the Ghost Mother and Xiao Yang to control the Ghost…

Seriously, speechless. Going back to the past, but there's no advantage at all. They portray Gu Shen like an idiot, only experiencing terror at everything, and even then, they don't really create any sense of terror. I don't understand what's with all the terror? Memory reboot and the Ghost Lake, even if it's terrifying, can it kill you? And those underlings who're supposed to be gathering intelligence are just ridiculous.