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

What is a good person? Is it Cheng Xin who is possessed by so-called morality, or is she an enlightened person with a golden spirit? Then there is only one answer, and that is an enlightened person with good deeds. It's ridiculous to just be a good person, but to be an ordinary person and lend a helping hand to those who need it...

Author, this is the monster in my dream. What do you think of the insect man as the boss of the plot?

The author has good ideas but lacks writing skills. Although the foreshadowing clues are obvious, most of the characters behave like schizophrenia due to problems with the writing technique. The plot arrangement ignores the perspective of the uninformed reader, so the author makes up his own mind for things that appear to be written, and readers find it baffling. From the content point of view, the system is not as powerful as the introduction shows. The protagonist does not rely on powerful bricks to fly to destroy all enemies. So the fun part of the plot is that the protagonist relies on the card ability to defeat the enemy's ability. But now it seems more difficult. Because the protagonist is only a teenager and not a time traveler. He is not familiar with card abilities and his behavior pattern is more like that of anime characters. Thoughts and behaviors are still fighting against each other, resulting in unfavorable actions.

The setting is good, the creativity is okay, the writing is too weak, and I still can't get to the point. If you don't have enough experience, don't learn how to write about solving crimes. It's better to just use your five senses to find clues by asking a lot of questions. There is no one to help find a silly and sweet person. I don't even have the desire to watch it.

Let's talk about card power. Representative of Black Iron, Green Goblin. Bronze, hate. Silver, Godzilla (the G-cell one). Gold, Frieza. God level,? In each level, the strength of the cards drawn also ranges widely. For example, the Parasitic Beast and the Mother Goddess Miranda, although their power is not equivalent, they are both black iron. Whether you are Black Iron- or Black Iron+, if you cannot reach Bronze, you are still Black Iron! You can see that the span of these powers is very high, why are you not afraid of collapse? Because no one will play with your strength in the supernatural world! NB is all about playing by the rules! So the protagonist's path to increase his strength is the only one! ૧(●´৺`●)૭

The book is good, but it is a bit too childish. Not only the protagonist, but also the official and other characters in the book are very childish! Some apparently unreasonable things have inexplicably carried out some secondary developments!

It's quite interesting. The protagonist almost takes the route of special attack on people. Fighting against Weirdness is more about solving puzzles and playing rules, while the protagonist's soul-locking suppression, the parasitic beast's super reaction and attack speed, and super strength, when combined, are simply aimed at humans. Even humans who have acquired evil spirit abilities are still humans. Humans without the ability to accelerate reactions are simply not qualified to face the protagonist. Without immortality or passive elementalization abilities, they have no chance to resist.

You can only jump to read this novel. You cannot read it carefully or use your brain to read it, otherwise you will be poisoned to death.

I only saw the chapter "The Water Fetcher" and felt a little confused. What kind of fallen angel dragon king looks so awesome, but he put all his strength into defeating a water man. Water man is nothing more than water transformation and water attack. In various novels, this ability is extremely simple and has nothing to do with weirdness. The protagonist has a bunch of complex abilities, but in the end, energy attacks are effective, and power attacks are ineffective attacks. This world is weird and strange. Either you can't find it, but once you find it, there will be an entity that can be beaten with physical strength. Otherwise, it will be useless for the protagonist to add flesh to it. Once the physical strength is useless and most of it is useless, you can basically rely on letting go. There is also Isayama Yoshizumi. When I first saw Gyra Inverse Hair, the description was about the collision of spiritual power and demonic power. Although the sword in the original work also has spiritual power, it turned out that hitting a water man was completely ineffective, and he was hammered one-sided. You can't hit him even if your sword skills are ineffective. When did she become an ordinary person who only knew how to use swordsmanship? Where is her spiritual power?

Let me just say this, this book is not a fanfic of the Mysterious Resurrection book. Originally I wrote it on the light novel channel, but the editor moved me over. There's nothing I can do about it! Who knew there were so many mysterious revival fans on the suspense channel! ? So don't tell me what the setting of that book is like! Since I'm not his fan, why should I write according to his settings? How strange. Besides, the prefix of my book title has the words "Mysterious Resurrection". This was changed by the editor. My original prefix was "Evil Ghost Resurrection", but it seems that it couldn't pass the review, so I can't help it ꒦ິ^꒦ິ