Mystery Revival: The Bride's Curse
神秘复苏：从新娘的诅咒开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 898k Words
- Subgenre
- Detective Fiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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239Chapters
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I don't keep things to myself, you all know that. Please support me, brothers! I love how much I spoil my fans!
Sigh 😔
I dropped the book after seeing the part where the protagonist devours Meng Xiaodong, and it's been quite a while. I stumbled upon this book today while searching for something to read, so I thought I'd leave a review. In the original story, the Seven Elders of the Republic of China suppressed an era, and each of them made significant contributions.
The first two books were at least decent in the beginning, but this one was chaotic from the start. It got increasingly confusing as I read, only improving slightly before the protagonist boarded the bus. Also, it's good for fanfiction to expand on its own settings, but it shouldn't deviate from the original characters or introduce unnecessary conspiracy theories.
It's a pity, each one is worse than the last. The one with the ghost drawings was quite good, but this one was just a mess.
The writing is a complete mess. You can tell the author's concept is good, but the writing skills are severely limited. It's disjointed and jumps from one chapter to the next, completely disconnected. Someone unfamiliar with the work might think I'm reading two different novels. In short, the buildup is insufficient, practically nonexistent.
The later parts are so confusing and unclear, doesn't it consider the feelings of new readers? Do I have to read your first two books to understand the comments?
It's well written, don't write it again next time.
I seem to remember that Ghost Lake doesn't suppress ghosts infinitely. Didn't Yang Jian take away a portion of the Ghost Lake's supernatural power, and then the lake was almost full of ghosts? When Qin Lao sailed away on the ghost ship, he helped him transport all the ghosts from the lake, and his strength also increased a lot. So the Ghost Lake source body should be full too, right? In the original work, it seems that the Ghost Lake incident broke out because the Ghost Lake was almost full.
The first book, *Guhua*, was basically written according to the original plot. The second book, *Ghost Lake*, deviated somewhat from the original work. This third book was basically written according to my own ideas.
With a protagonist like that, he would have died long ago.