Mystery Revival: Infinite Invasions

It's just that, as expected of a female author, she managed to turn a mysterious resurgence into a romance drama. The story emphasizes emotion rather than rationality. I really don't want the world view of the mysterious resurgence to be like this. The ghost tamers don't seem to have been corrupted; they seem more like superhumans, like they're fighting monsters. Seriously.

Dude, this unorthodox plan of yours is like child's play. It's just that this female-oriented author is truly something else. If the protagonist were Yang Jian, he would have dealt with the ghosts long ago. But this protagonist is afraid of this and that, not even taking responsibility for his own life. He chooses not to use them just because he's afraid of the people around him dying?

Upon reaching chapter 44, it became apparent that not only the vengeful spirits controlled by the protagonist, but also those controlled by other minor characters, seemed unable to revive and had absolutely no effect on people. What impressed me most about The Mysterious Revival was that no matter if you become an alien, a crash, or a balance, the vengeful spirit will affect people, gradually…

This isn't some mysterious resurrection; it's purely a mystery-solving process, written like a detective novel. Was the original work mind-bending? No, it's not. The ghosts are there, and the patterns of their killings are quite obvious. The ghosts that require some thought are simply those that Yang Jian's abilities aren't yet sufficient to deal with; after becoming a god, he kills indiscriminately.

Shen's strength is overwhelming. The current timeline is roughly three or four months before Yang Jian controlled the ghost, but this woman feels like a late-game captain. Would Old Qin even refrain from investigating the Little Sheep Market issue because of his future warnings? Are you kidding me? If Elder Qin can foresee things, he can solve them; the supernatural connection isn't just talk.

To be honest, this novel is among the worst I've read.

It's really good. The last book I felt this way was Caesars Palace. It's a shame it was abandoned. I hope the author can continue writing.

The first seal, the Ghost Flower Sea, is characterized by a red flower sea that invades through cognition; all information within the Ghost Flower Sea is invaded. The sealing method involves using a supernatural entity with anti-memetic properties (information can self-conceal). The sealing location is in Xiaochun City, where the protagonist resides.

I watched it all in one night and finished it. My assessment is that the only drawbacks are that due to its prophetic nature, the horror and tension of the mysterious resurrection are gone, some plot developments are too idealistic and overly refined, and the pacing is too fast without enough character development and rhythm. Furthermore, these are all advantages.

After reading dozens of chapters, I still don't understand the killing patterns of the vengeful ghosts controlled by the protagonist. The ghosts' abilities are described in a flashy way with a lot of explanations, but I still don't understand. The two ghosts themselves don't possess a ghost domain, yet controlling two ghosts grants them one.