Mystery Revival: The Spectral Candle

It's best not to read it. You really were defrauded of money. There were a lot of cheats in the beginning. In the end, you were expelled and nothing was left except the cheats. There are still two ghosts left after borrowing corpses to resurrect. It's just a waste of reading the first hundred or so chapters. It's so funny.

It's so rubbish. He controlled two S-class fully revived ghosts, and then was beaten like a dog by the old man of the Republic of China. He was plotted by the sister of the original body. At first, he really thought he was an invincible golden finger, but in the end, he was stupid, bad, and useless. I can't stand it, it's extremely poisonous, and it's all kinds of devastation

Brothers, the author of today's chapter has made a very disgusting point. The protagonist travels through time and space. He is also affected by his original body and is afraid of his sister. It's quite disgusting. Why write about this sister? It's better to describe it as an orphan protagonist. You see, you wrote it with family affection. You, the author, are very good at finding poisonous points👍👍👍

It's too poisonous. The setting of directly controlling S-class ghosts in the early stage can still be said to be a good novel. It is normal that there are only two S-class ghosts at the end but they can't defeat Qin and the Republic guy. Although it is a bit frustrating, it is still acceptable. But why did you write that the protagonist was plotted by his family? Since you said that the protagonist has no bottom line and has no patience to stand up to Liang Mian Su Nuo, do you think Liang Mian Su Nuo will continue to treat his so-called "niece" well after someone used dirty tricks to influence his will and was cursed by calculations? She was so arrogant at the beginning, and treated a few members of the headquarters with a tough attitude, but later she became like a dog to the so-called "family", "take care of her", "be soft-hearted", "have no choice", "it's okay to keep her", wow, she was cursed for no reason and ended up planning to raise someone for the rest of her life who indirectly plotted against her. And if you want to say that the protagonist really owes the so-called "family" or something, forget it. The problem is that when the protagonist traveled through time, the original owner was on the verge of death. There is no golden finger to wrap him up, so he doesn't owe the so-called "family" anything. In the end, the protagonist has to have feelings for the "family" and be emotionally moved, right? What is this, darkness is not darkness, the Holy Virgin is not the Holy Virgin, selling sheep over dogs. Not to mention that the protagonist's setting has no bottom line. I think the protagonist's bottom line is quite high, higher than most of the original works. He is a god who has controlled SSS-level wimps! ! !

I can't stand it even if it's limited to free, but I can't stand it until Chapter 29. Mysterious Resurrection can be selfish, but at least it has some human integrity. To trade with the cabinet, you need ghosts, so you kill two heads of the headquarters and use their ghosts to trade. In the early stage, the heads of the headquarters basically faced the weirdness for the sake of the stability of the people. As a result, the protagonist could obviously kill the folk ghost masters and catch two wandering ghosts at will, but he had to kill the heads of the headquarters who were for the sake of civilians and social stability. It was just stupid. In addition to what I saw in the comment area, if there is no problem just to become stronger, you kill people by any means, at least in the world of mysterious recovery, it is acceptable to do so, but if you kill someone who is purely mentally ill and it doesn't matter, then it is just stupid. Evacuate decisively.

The reason I can't stand it is that the protagonist doesn't have any respect for the ghost masters who risk their lives to protect the people, and doesn't treat them as human beings at all. In this case, why bother focusing on this period? Wouldn't it be better to just write about the protagonist line period of the original work? At this time, all the heroes who truly care about the country and the people have died. In reality, when we see soldiers, policemen, firefighters, etc. Risking their lives on the front lines, we all respect them very much. Put it into this novel... I can see something is wrong.

My suggestion for getting into the trap is to read Chapter 19 first. There is a story, and it is well written before. In Chapter 19, the poison is directly released, and a sister emerges. And the protagonist, a person who has traveled through time, is still f*cking afraid of this sister.

Not a buddy? The protagonist's views are outrageous and I can't stand it anymore. I can accept the selfish protagonist like Master Gu, who does whatever it takes to achieve his goals. But, I can't accept a protagonist. A madman, a madman who kills people for no reason, not for profit, Even if you say that you need to break through the realm to sacrifice blood to a country, I can accept it, But, you, you kill people for no reason? Isn't this a pure lunatic with antisocial personality?

After reading about ten chapters before it was released, something felt more and more wrong. The protagonist's anti-human nature is even more extreme than Fang Yuan's extreme egoism. I can still watch the front part, but I can't bear the back part, and I feel less and less immersed. Yang Jian is decisive in killing, judging the pros and cons, responding rationally, and decisively giving up. The protagonist is so scary... When I read the book, I could not substitute myself. It seems that my purity is still too low.

The character of the protagonist feels very bad. Like the people of the motherland, he is an egoist and has a special ego. The protagonist casually kills ghost controllers who have no hatred for him for his own sake. His views are particularly unhealthy. Book friends should read this with caution.