The Strange Resurgence: Tales of Republican-Era China

I only read a few chapters of "Mysterious Resurrection" before giving up, but I thoroughly enjoyed reading many fanfictions. What's going on?

Knowing the plot of the mysterious resurrection is of no use.

The logic the author gives to the protagonist 1: Zhang Dong carries the "Ghost of Laws," which the author explains as stealing, interfering with, and creating laws. 2: Zhang Dong is immune to all supernatural and physical attacks except for those from regular ghosts, and possesses the means to deal with ghosts and humans. The author's logic is unclear.

The more you write, the worse it gets. What does it mean that the ghost messengers with a thousand suppressed slots haven't lost control? They're comparable to Yang Jian who has become a god. Let alone one of the Seven Elders, once these jigsaw puzzle-level ghost messengers' supernatural abilities are infinitely stacked, even if all seven elders were to fight, they would be completely overwhelmed by the ghost messengers.

Reading this book is all about watching the Cave Emperor wreak havoc. The beginning was alright, but now it feels like the so-called Seven Elders are nothing special. Even though Li Qingzhi and Luo Qian received Zhang Dong's buff, they still seem a bit inferior to the top combat power (priests) from abroad.

The mysterious resurgence is essentially a battle against the supernatural. Zhang Dong's erasure is that his own supernatural power can erase supernatural powers less effective than his, but as time passes, the erased supernatural powers will eventually reappear. The reason is simple: ghosts can continuously activate their supernatural powers, while humans cannot.

The timeline is incorrect. Qin Lao is more than ten years younger than the Seven Elders; he was created by the Seven Elders as a born ghost tamer. Zhang Xianguang is clearly middle-aged in the original timeline, meaning Qin Lao hasn't even been born yet, so where did Zhang Xianguang come from? Zhang Xianguang and Yang Jian's father, Yang Xiaotian, are of the same generation.

The title needs to change. It wasn't called "Ghost Tamer" before; in ancient times it was called "City God."

A modern person transmigrates into a novel, and frankly, everyone seems arrogant to him. Transmigrators always come with cheat codes. The protagonist now completely sees himself as Zhang Dong from the Republican era, and three eyes have come over to warn him not to deviate from the predetermined timeline 😅.

Every time I read fanfiction, I'm reminded of that guy surnamed Tang from back then 🐶. If it weren't for him, I guess the Mysterious Revival story could have been even better 😰. But I've noticed that even the plots of fanfiction about people are better than those about Buddha, haha.