Mysterious Resurgence: Lost in a Beautiful Dream

In Chapter 50, the protagonist helps Li Leping resolve an A-level incident out of a supposed favor. However, Li Leping forces the protagonist not to harm the ghost slaves, increasing the difficulty (the protagonist is there to help, and is even the main force), yet the protagonist doesn't complain at all.

The protagonist was sent to his death by headquarters, and he readily agreed.

If you're not a demon tamer, who can stop you from leaving? Even if you're a trash demon tamer, can anyone stop you from leaving? Where did all those noble demon tamers in the Little Strong Club come from? In modern times, most people still control one demon. Two demons make you a top demon tamer, and three demons make you one of the most advanced.

The protagonist is a time traveler. Upon seeing the elderly man on the bus, his first reaction isn't that he's from the Republican era; he's still trying to figure him out. What are you trying to figure out? He's talking to you! Don't you know who he is? It's either Luo Qian, Zhang Dong, or Old Qin, or you could just find some old man yourself. How could you possibly think he's a ghost?

I'm posting this before reading, because the current fanfiction about the mysterious resurrection is so toxic. It's all about ruthless decisiveness, destroying the headquarters, then being a saint for saving someone, and being a coward for suffering a little injustice. Do you think you'd automatically become an S-rank ghost tamer if you transmigrated?

Not everyone is Yang Jian; a good-for-nothing who transmigrates is still a good-for-nothing.

I feel the author isn't suited to writing horror or supernatural stories; they should write fantasy or martial arts stories instead. Starting from Dachang City, it's entirely in the fantasy/martial arts style, for example: pretending to be crazy to prevent ordinary people from getting on the bus, the kind-hearted senior Zhang Dong watching his equipment go, the three members of the Xu family with…

The protagonist is written like a complete idiot; he clearly knows he's being spied on, but pretends not to know. Is he even a time traveler? This is so toxic and incoherent.

The new chapters are terribly written, far inferior to the others. Zhang Dong's personality is such that he'd speak gently to you. His character is fundamentally arrogant, an arrogance ingrained in his bones, unlike other older generations. Zhang Dong wouldn't gently instruct a younger person, give them a gift, ask them to do something, and then basically kick them out.

No, I read novels to relax and relieve mental and physical fatigue, but this novel disgusted me.