I'm the Only One in the World Who Can See Ghosts
全世界只有我能看见鬼
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.0M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Superpowers
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Tales of the Strange
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Since the protagonist can see ghosts, he can also see deceased academicians. If we could gather all the academicians together and have them conduct scientific research through the protagonist, wouldn't that be a game-changer?
After reading about twenty chapters, I found the book to be rather bland, with an awkward premise. The protagonist possesses the ability to see ghosts, and despite being eligible to be discharged from the hospital, he chooses to confine himself to a self-imposed prison, saying he wants to find his parents while simultaneously binding his own hands and feet.
The premise is good, but the writing is mediocre. It tries to be unconventional but deliberately seeks plausibility, resulting in a very awkward writing style. There's too much description of surrounding characters, and the protagonist's skill usage is indistinguishable from that of a complete idiot. Sacrificing oneself for others is truly unsuitable for today's online novels. Goodbye.
After reading it, I realized that ghost stories can now be written on Qidian? No need to mutate into a monster anymore? Or is it due to the author's design?
Is it true, as the title suggests, that only the protagonist in the world can see ghosts, or will there be mystical powers that allow people to see ghosts in the future, or will some research institutions develop instruments that allow people to see ghosts, such as the protagonist's parents being captured and used to study ghosts?
Well, after reading about thirty chapters of Rain, I just can't seem to connect with this neurotic protagonist. He complicates simple things and acts incredibly stupidly. Perhaps because I'm not mentally ill, I simply can't empathize with him.
The beginning was clearly well-written, with a feel of a TV drama, but it fell apart later on.
The only flaw I see in this book so far is the ghost setting. Earlier, it was said that ghosts are not afraid of sunlight and can survive in the universe, but when the protagonist needs money, it is said that ghosts cannot enter casinos because of feng shui issues.
They absolutely had to get a classic sand.
She gets angry after just a few words; it's making me cringe with my aversion to stupidity. Who's the point of writing such discouraging things in the three golden chapters?
Does it include Shennong? Just reading this synopsis already gives me an image of a complete idiot protagonist…