The Strange Resurgence: Tales of Republican-Era China

I read "Mysterious Resurrection" after reading only a few chapters. I actually read it with gusto and read many copies. What's going on?

Mysterious Resurrection knows that the plot is of no use

The logic given by the author to the protagonist 1: Zhang Dong carries a law ghost with him. The author gives an explanation of stealing laws, interfering with laws, and creating laws. 2: Zhang Dong is immune to all supernatural and physical attacks other than his own laws and ghosts, and has the means to deal with ghosts and humans. The author's logic is not clear 1: Ghosts have their own rules for killing, and ghost masters control ghosts and rely on rules to kill people and suppress supernatural beings. Zhang Dong is no exception, but the author only explains some shallow rules of regular ghosts in Zhang Dong, because it is a complete ghost that does not need to add puzzle pieces and can no longer control other ghosts. The author does not show the deep pattern of the pattern ghost, that is, the explanation for this ghost starting from the pattern of stealing. For example, it is necessary to figure out whether the theft is mindless or whether the theft can only be done when the rules must be known. 2: The author has not explained the specific dangers that the regular ghost will face after resurrecting, and what method the protagonist will use to avoid the resurgence of the evil ghost. Because law ghosts can steal, interfere with, and create laws. So what if Zhang Dong cannot suppress its resurgence with the rules of the regular ghost? Some disadvantages 1: Zhang Dong uses the power of this ghost to become a charmer. Sometimes he can suppress the wish ghost at the beginning, and sometimes he is suppressed by the ghost master on the third floor of the brothel. 2: Zhang Dong's decision and plan are clearly written, which is to unite with the other seven elders of the Republic of China to solve supernatural problems through growth in the future. However, the author only wrote about such a long-term mission, but there is no way to see Zhang Dong's character from these parts, thus making it impossible for readers to experience some humanity in the protagonist. Moreover, this book is about the ghosts reviving the world, and combined with Zhang Dong's sudden increase and decrease in combat power, it is difficult for readers to have a complete and good impression. 3: The author's description of some scenes in the Republic of China era is too general. Zhang Dong has been describing the situation of the ghosts since he first arrived in the village where the wish ghost is located, ignoring the characteristics of the Republic of China era, which makes people confused. The subsequent plot is actually very compact. The seven elders appear one after another, which makes readers feel a little weakened by the times.

The more you write about it, the more you write about it. It's a waste. What's the point of having a ghost with a quota of 1,000 suppressed and not losing control? Compared with Yang Jian who has become a god, let alone a seventh-old man. Once these puzzle-level ghosts are infinitely superimposed, all the seven elders will be pinched by the ghost.

The only reason I read this book was to watch Emperor Dong Tian kill indiscriminately. It was okay at the beginning, but now I feel that the so-called Seven Elders are nothing more than that. Li Qingzhi and Luo Qian got the strengthening buff from Zhang Dong, but in the end, I still feel that they are a little worse than the top foreign combat power (priest). If that doesn't work, you can write about Zhang Dong's wife or Zhang Xianzhi, the second generation. How about the confrontation with foreign countries? If the foreign country is so strong, the captain will not be fooled. Isn't it enough to write about why domestic supernatural beings have been silent for decades? 😰

In the final analysis, mysterious resurgence is a supernatural confrontation. Zhang Dong's erasure is that his own supernatural powers can erase the supernatural effects that are not as good as his, but as time goes by, the finally erased supernatural powers will still recover. There is only one reason. Ghosts can always activate supernatural powers, but people cannot. So even if Zhang Dong and the others are particularly strong, they will still be incompetent when they get old. Humans can never compete with ghosts and fight continuously. This is the main line. In the end, when Yang Jian came out, it was ghost versus ghost.

The timeline is wrong. Mr. Qin is more than ten years younger than the seventh elder. He is a natural ghost controller created by the seventh elder. Zhang Xianguang is clearly middle-aged in the original timeline, so Mr. Qin was not born at this time. Where did Zhang Xianguang come from? Zhang Xianguang and Yang Jian's father Yang Xiaotian are of the same generation. When you write this timeline, in the modern timeline, Mr. Qin is younger than Zhang Xianguang? Moreover, this is the Republic of China, and Zhang Xianguang will be 70 or 80 years old in modern times. Can he still be middle-aged? I suggest the author be more rigorous in this aspect. I think the wrong timeline may be the main reason why so few people watch it. After all, Mysterious Resurrection is only for old bookworms, so I should be more rigorous in this aspect.

The name is going to change. In the past, it was not called the Ghost Controller. In ancient times, it was called the City God.

A modern person who time travels into a novel, to be honest, everyone is arrogant based on experience, and those who time travel must bring plug-ins. Now the protagonist completely regards himself as Zhang Dong during the Republic of China, and Three Eyes came over to warn him not to deviate from the established timeline 😅. Zhang Dong during the Republic of China sent the protagonist through time just to change without leaving any regrets... As a result, now Three Eyes came over to warn him that if he did not change the future, he could go through Zhang Dong's life again... 😅.

Every time I read the fanfic, I think of that person named Tang. If it weren't for him, I think the mysterious resurgence could have been written better 😰 But I found out why the plot of the person writing the person is better than Buddha haha