
Surviving in the Mysterious Revival
我在神秘复苏里求生
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 635k Words
- Subgenre
- Rule-Based Horror
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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298Chapters
1Monthly votes
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29.1kFans
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Suddenly I realized Zhang Jun is truly amazing; he almost took several of them down even when surrounded by multiple kings. 🙂
In the main world, he received better treatment than Shen Lin, and died with dignity, while in the main world, Shen Lin is still out there playing and his fate is unknown. 😂
Let's wait a few hundred chapters until the protagonist is practically invincible before reading! I don't want to read fanfiction with so much setup.
Today, Captain Zhang Jun emerged from the Mysterious Resurrection and sent it out. Does this mean the book is doomed?
It's not good-looking. First, the story begins two years after Yang Jian became a ghost tamer. The supernatural is reviving at an increasingly rapid pace, and the protagonist, having two fewer years of development time than Yang Jian, would completely ruin the plot if he could keep up. The protagonist's development speed is far superior to Yang Jian's.
The Falcon Emperor is in a terrible state. His entire life's supernatural organs were emptied by the King's Organization, leaving him only a mutilated corpse to return home. It seems he's truly dead.
This is a terrible book, lacking any satisfying moments, a story of tormenting the protagonist, with awful writing. The protagonist even has to tell the killer about the money he received for murder, and the author constantly suppresses him. Anyone who can finish reading this book is a genius.
If they coordinate their attacks, they'll definitely cripple you; Shen Lin is a prime example.
I don't know why, but the protagonist in this novel always gives me the feeling that he won't live long. In other novels, you know the protagonist definitely won't die and will live to the end. But in this novel, I always feel that the protagonist could die at any moment.
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