Joining a Chat Group, Starting with Mystery Revival

To be fair, the protagonist's starting choice was actually the best: to hide alone in the deep mountains and forests. It was tough, but it only lasted a few years and was relatively the safest and cheapest option. After all, ordinary people without cheat codes, wealth, or talent have nothing. In this kind of world, the only way to survive is to hide.

After reading 20 chapters, I was discouraged. The plot was too toxic. The protagonist was reborn into a mysterious, resurrected primeval forest, just as the main story was about to begin. A kind-hearted ghost tamer came to deliver a ghost, and then wrote that he knew something was wrong in the temple but still went there (the protagonist, who had been hiding for seventeen years, suddenly went…

The mysterious resurgence means that ghosts are nothing to fear except for their immortality. Their combat power is still within Earth's range, and at most, they can only destroy a city, provided they obtain cultivation methods from other fantasy worlds. I wonder if Buddhist and Taoist artifacts from other worlds can suppress ghosts.

If you're writing a book and have read the original novel, Zhang Jie can now unleash 100% of his Tier 4 combat power, especially with his mental abilities and telekinesis. He can kill someone with a single thought, and someone hundreds of kilometers away will be dead. Given the protagonist's current state as a ghost, Zhang Jie is currently unbeatable.

The protagonist has serious character flaws; his cultivation was wasted. He becomes a ghost tamer after just one day and immediately turns into a delusional teenager. It's a shame he's a Taoist priest practicing Buddhist techniques; he's short of money and refuses to sell gold. He won't sell a single ounce of the thousands of tons of gold, even though everyone knows how valuable gold is in this mysterious world. He has a mountain of gold, yet he's still so stingy.

I can't imagine how you died, being completely covered in gold. You could control tens of tons of gold and still die, let alone being crushed by your own shadow? It's ridiculous. If you said a mind-based ghost killed you, I wouldn't say anything.

In my opinion, the most amazing thing about the mysteriously resurrected demon is its three main aspects. One is its immortality, which is a clearly stated setting in the work, so there's not much to say about it. The second point is that there's no concept of "consumption" in the story; this is also mentioned in the work's setting, so there's not much to say about it.

The main character is mentally challenged, with underdeveloped brains. Who would watch a show with a mentally challenged protagonist these days?

If you don't have the writing skills, just stick to this "Mysterious Revival." You already told Zheng Zha it was about the Mysterious Revival of Ghost Tamers, but then you bring it up again. You've forgotten what you were writing; maybe it's better to avoid multi-dimensional plots.

What the heck? Zhang Jie is a certified good person by Z University, are you trying to start a conspiracy theory?