Mystery Revival: I Am Jiang Shang, Commanding Ghosts and Enshrining Gods

I don't understand the author's thinking. They clearly stated they disliked portraying Jiang Yan as a mere decorative character, yet they created two even more foolish, saintly, decorative female supporting characters—it's utterly contradictory. Furthermore, do you think readers dislike Jiang Yan simply because of her poor characterization?

The beginning was quite good, but it started getting toxic from the moment you boarded the bus. The female character was poorly developed, and the protagonist, with his overflowing saintly compassion, kept emphasizing his cold-bloodedness and ruthlessness, constantly reminding the female character of his disappointment.

Captain: Ghost Face Jiang Shan, an anomaly whose true form is a blood demon. His body is perpetually in the present, but his consciousness is trapped in the past by the curses of the newspaper ghost, the ghost lotus, and the ghost rain. The newspaper ghost and the blood ghost word achieve a perfect balance with the dead face ghost.

New writers with big ambitions, who don't get stuck in the pit of the original work like other fanfiction writers, mostly have pretty good settings, so you could say they can all get started. But often, when they get to the middle of the story, they get limited by the plot of the original work and the outline of Yang Jian's presence in each timeline, and they even deviate from the main theme.

The book "Controlling the Blood Lake" was criticized for mentioning a younger sister, and the comments were deleted and the author was permanently banned. That's impressive.

Every ghost that appears is incredibly terrifying, and the protagonist is constantly getting beaten up. In the original story, Yang Jian could actually easily overcome many supernatural events, but he was just too cautious. The protagonist, on the other hand, is always getting overwhelmed. So, Yang Jian only encounters ordinary ghosts, while the protagonist keeps running into powerful ones?

The main function of the Investiture of the Gods is to confer titles upon gods. It can seal suppressed evil spirits within the Investiture of the Gods and add or modify attack patterns to the evil spirits imprisoned within it. In the early stages, one attack pattern can be added temporarily, while in the later stages, the patterns of the imprisoned evil spirits can be directly modified.

I have to complain about the first fifty chapters. The protagonist is all bark and no bite. In the dialogue, he seems to care about nothing. He fights Yang Jian just for some money and half a piece of ghost bamboo. He fights Wang Xiaoqiang and Wang Xiaoming just for that finger that's useless even against starving ghosts. The dialogue keeps emphasizing that he's not afraid of anything.

Lü Yue, head of Dagang City (Hong Kong), 25 years old, codenamed Ghost Plague, commands the vengeful ghosts Ghost Plague, Black Ghost Umbrella, Ghost Pus, Sick Ghost, Ghost Wind, and Corpse Ghost. Later, he transforms into an anomaly using the Corpse Ghost as his body. He possesses the supernatural items Ghost Bell, Ghost Sword, Ghost Banner, and Ghost Seal. Vengeful Ghost:

While it's still early, I hope the author can write a story about a male protagonist who saves all living beings. It's not enough to just save people to be called a saint. Nowadays, all the resurrection fanfiction is devoid of emotion and is made from the same mold. When I see ordinary people, classmates, and only friends surviving in the dungeon in the mortal world, I feel sorry for ordinary people.