Mystery Revival: The Red Priest

When I first started watching it, I thought it was pretty good, but when I read some of the combat power demons in the comment section, they were yelling that the mysterious system would kill the ghosts in the mysterious recovery at high levels. What I want to say is that the setting in Mysterious Resurrection that ghosts are unkillable can be said to be one of the core settings of Mysterious Resurrection. This setting has been implemented throughout the entire book. If you don't even follow this setting, it's no different than some people who write mysterious fan fiction and completely ignore the three laws of not only characteristics but also characteristics.

I want to know when the protagonist changes back to a man? Is it a problem? Is it a problem that the main character in a novel is female 80% of the time?

Don't be like a witch. If you divide it, you will be invincible. He is a puddle of mud. If you are not a ghost master, you will know that the protagonist is not a ghost master.

Why write that the protagonist has a serious addiction to smoking? It's not because you think smoking is cool, right? But characters who are handsome while holding a cigarette are very experienced. You are just a high school student. What's the difference between holding a cigarette all day long and some loser gangster?

I want to be an assassin😁

Apart from the fact that the protagonist is very cold-blooded, everything else is fine. Many people say that the "Cunning" in Mysterious Resurrection cannot be killed. What can't be killed! A high sequence of secrets can definitely kill those "cunning" ones. For example, the thief path angel can steal the immortal characteristics of "cunning", the servant of secrets can tamper with the immortal characteristics of "cunning", the death path can kill concepts, and the judge path can "kill order", and the judge path is angel level. It can kill the rules, and the Black Emperor's path can distort the rules. Even if "cunning" is the rule, no matter how powerful the rules are, they can be killed and distorted, not to mention the period when Xiao Ke went to the River of Eternal Darkness. Even the concept of existence itself was ended in the River of Eternal Darkness. There is also "Cunning" that can resist the pollution of the past. I want to ask why "Cunning" can resist the pollution of the past. Just because "Cunning" is a rule, can it not be contaminated? In mystery novels, uniqueness is the incarnation of authority, and authority is the concentrated expression of a certain concept. Even brass books can be contaminated by the source of matter. Can a small "cunning" be more powerful than uniqueness?

If it feels like a mysterious revival, it would be better to be a thief.

Is the author a reader of Mysterious Cloud? Why can a ghost cabinet resist the pollution of the past? He also said that the protagonist is in a desperate situation so he wants the gift. Sequence Nine is of no use.

With his current attitude and efficiency, I can't even imagine how bleak the update situation will be after dual-deployment. Now I am struggling to delay updates, let alone after dual-deployment.

In my opinion, the provocation of the protagonist is purely insulting, just like the aunt in the village scolding people, too vulgar and too vulgar. I personally feel that provocation can be targeted at a certain range. For example, men cannot be tolerated saying short, small, fast, etc. Women cannot tolerate being called flat, old, ugly, etc. The two especially cannot appear in front of the person they have a crush on. Secondly, the premise of provocation is that you can't be impatient first, and you can't talk about it and become popular first. This is not called provocation, it is called self-introduction, or clown for short. In addition, provocation sometimes requires only one or two sentences, a gesture, and a look to achieve the effect. For example, when Huang Mao struck up a conversation earlier, the protagonist didn't need to be too teasing. He glanced at his lower body with a contemptuous look and sneered, "That's it?" The protagonist's self-esteem will be magnified by the appearance of the protagonist. Or the Six Arts of Tieba: Dianji Xiaole Bengying. Or you can give the other person a nickname based on some of his experiences or characteristics. I think Stark in the Marvel movies is very experienced. (The above are just personal thoughts, please don't comment if you don't like it)