Mystery Revival: The Bride's Curse

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It's been a long time since I saw the episode about devouring Meng Xiaodong. I happened to come across this book when I was searching for books today. I thought I might as well leave a comment. In the original work, the Seven Elders of the Republic of China suppressed an era, and each of the Seven Elders made a great contribution. If after the death of Meng Xiaodong, the protagonist swallowed her ghost to improve himself, this would be understandable and acceptable, but the protagonist devoured her ghost while she was still alive. This can only be said to be understandable but not acceptable. . .

The first two books were pretty good in the early stages, but this one was a mess from the beginning. It became more and more confusing as I watched it, and then got better before the protagonist got on the bus. In addition, it is a good thing for fans to have their own settings, but they cannot modify the original characters or make some conspiracy theories. The novel relies on plot and writing. If a fan changes some of the characters in the novel, it will cause a kind of resistance. Slip away, others are making progress in their books, while you are getting further and further back.

It's a pity that each one is worse than the other. The one with ghost paintings is pretty good, but this book is just a mess.

The writing is a mess. It can be seen that the author's conception is good, but the writing power is really limited. The previous chapter and the next chapter are completely separated. For those who don't know, I thought I was reading two novels. In summary, there is not enough or even no foreshadowing. One event in the previous chapter has not ended yet, and the protagonist in the next chapter is directly involved. A new event has started, and there is no set up at all. Reading this novel is very brain-burning because you may suddenly not understand it as you read it, because the protagonist suddenly enters another event, and there are also people who interfere with the story. The protagonist still realizes that he is the protagonist of the novel. It is really poisonous, and it is very exciting to read!

What is written later is so vague that you don't even consider the feelings of new readers? Read the reviews. Do I need to read your first two books to find out?

Very well written, don't write it next time

Why do I remember that Ghost Lake does not seem to suppress ghosts infinitely? Didn't Yang Jian take away a few percent of the ghost lake's supernatural beings, and then the ghosts in his lake were almost full? When Mr. Qin drove away the ghost ship, he helped him transport all the ghosts in the lake. His strength also increased a lot, so the ghost lake source body should also be full. In the original book, it seems that the ghost lake incident broke out because the ghost lake was almost full!

The first one was basically written according to the plot. The second one, Ghost Lake, was already a bit deviated from the original work. This third one was basically written according to his own ideas.

The protagonist looks like this, he should have died long ago