The Great Ancestor of the Earth Immortals in the Mysterious Revival

The name Zhenyuan is too obvious; changing the protagonist's name to Zheng Yuan would avoid this jarring effect.

Specifically, there are special supernatural items such as the Human Head Ghost Tree (Ginseng Fruit Tree), the Yellow and White Ghost Robe (which spawns the White Robe), the Ghost Skin Whip (Dragon Skin Seven Star Whip), and the Rusty Sword (Hun Tian Xuan Bao). I won't spoil it here, but if you want to know more, you can easily obtain some of them.

In this mysteriously revived world, the priority is survival, not whether you're human or not. Why care about being human when you can't survive? Even becoming a ghost, and having my memories, isn't that equivalent to living forever? After all, I think, therefore I am.

Zhang Xianguang is portrayed as a bit too insane. While he is indeed ruthless in his pursuit of the Peach Garden Plan, its core purpose is to protect the majority of ordinary people in the country from supernatural events. Although Zhang Xianguang uses drastic methods for his plan, the severe consequences are always limited to a very small scope.

The Tongtian Sect Leader who ended the era of supernatural phenomena, the Primordial Celestial Venerable who ushered in a new era, and the Supreme Dao Ancestor who suppressed all demons and monsters in the new world.

This book features an original storyline and a unique ghost story, with many plot elements not found in the original text. There are 1,000 Hamlets in every 1,000 people's hearts. No one can be perfect. Just seek to have a clear understanding of your own thoughts. If you like my work, I sincerely thank you for your support!

You acquired a bunch of vengeful spirits, but ended up with none to enhance yourself. Even if their attributes are incompatible and cannot be balanced, you still need to write down the process of trying to control them.

I've read up to chapter 24. I initially thought the protagonist would piece together Li Yuanzi's essence and gradually become Zhen Yuanzi, but seeing the incomplete couplet in that Taoist temple, and the things they worshipped about Heaven and Earth, it just feels like an inheritance. And it's another Taoist temple. Even though the couplet is a bit incomplete, the temple only worships Heaven and Earth, not the Taoist Ancestor. Didn't the protagonist have any idea about this? Were they deceived?

It doesn't feel like a mysterious resurrection; it's more like a ghost story that's forced to follow a set of rules.

The new chapters are fragmented, with a lot of unnecessary padding at the end of each chapter. The protagonist's powerful abilities are portrayed as idiotic. For one thing, he could simply trade his life for another. He could use the skeleton to enhance his abilities, then use the ghost flesh to kill the foreigner with a single punch.