Mystery Revival: Every Card I Draw Turns Out to Be a Villain

What is a good person? Is it someone whose heart is occupied by so-called morality, or an enlightened person with a golden spirit? There is only one answer: those who are enlightened and perform good deeds. It's ridiculous to simply be a good person, or to be an ordinary person and lend a helping hand to those who need it...

Author, this is the monster from my dream. What do you think of the boss in the insectoid storyline?

The author's ideas are good, but their writing skills are lacking. While the foreshadowing and clues are obvious, the writing style makes most of the characters' behavior seem schizophrenic. The plot arrangement ignores the perspective of unsuspecting readers, resulting in situations where the author fills in the blanks in their own mind, leaving readers feeling confused.

The premise is good, the concept is decent, but the writing is terrible, and it constantly misses the point. If you lack experience, don't try to write crime stories. All that rambling questioning is less effective than just using your senses to provide clues directly. And the choice of a naive, innocent girl to help is just ridiculous. I don't even have the desire to continue reading because of her looks.

Let's talk about card power. Black Iron represents Green Goblin. Bronze, abhorrence. Silver, Godzilla (the one from G cells). Gold, Frieza. God-level? Within each tier, the power of the cards you draw varies greatly. For example, Parasyte and Mother Goddess Miranda, although their powers are not equal, are both of the Black Iron type.

The book is good, but it's a bit too childish. Not just the main character, but also the officials and other characters in the book are childish! Some obviously illogical things inexplicably develop in a chuunibyou (delusional) way!

It's quite interesting; the protagonist's path is almost entirely focused on attacking humans. Fighting the supernatural involves more puzzle-solving and playing by the rules, while the protagonist's ability to lock onto and suppress souls, combined with the parasites' super reflexes, attack speed, and super strength, is practically designed to target humans.

This novel can only be read skimmed; you can't read it carefully or think about it, or you'll be poisoned to death.

Having only read the chapter about fighting the water elemental, I felt it was a bit nonsensical. What kind of fallen angel dragon king is this? He seems so powerful, yet he had to use all his strength to defeat a water elemental. The water elemental is simply a water-based being that attacks with water.

Let me clarify, this book is not a fanfiction of the book "Mysterious Revival". I originally wrote it on the light novel channel, but the editor moved it here. There's nothing I can do about it! Who knew there were so many fanfics about mysterious resurrections on the mystery channel!? So don't tell me about the setting of that book!