Mystery Revival: A Thousand Faces

A mysterious resurgence with a female lead? How about some heart-wrenching romance? I'm falling in love in a bizarre world? That's a bit toxic!

I haven't read it yet, but I saw in the comments that the female lead in "Mysterious Resurrection" is a flaw. The author has actually gradually removed the female lead, so it shows some thought, right? It's fine to have a female lead in a mysterious resurrection story, but the main theme must be about controlling vengeful ghosts and gradually solving one's own resurrection problems in…

It's pointless. There was originally a female lead; she didn't need much screen time, just her presence would at least show the protagonist had some humanity. Now she's gone. Does that mean the protagonist isn't purely inhuman? Has she become an outcast? What will motivate her then? Wealth? The protagonist transmigrates and becomes a plagiarist, so he's never short of money. Self-preservation?

Brothers, run! It's poisonous! The free chapters at the beginning were decent, with fresh content, introducing many new ghosts and exploring small details and plot holes from the original work. The early chapters also featured a female lead, making the characters well-developed. However, the later chapters became disjointed.

So what if there's a female lead? What's wrong with having a female lead who's full of humanity? Does it have to be a swan song? The original work also has similar female lead characters.

Treating readers like idiots, they participated in the S-1 incident and were even the main force, and all they got was a C-level ghost? Author, have you even read Mysterious Resurrection? Give me an explanation.

Some people say that a mystery story shouldn't have a female lead, but if the author has the skill, why not? Even from a more pragmatic perspective, it can still maintain humanity, family, friendship, love, patriotism... To maintain humanity, you need some kind of emotion; what kind of person are you without feelings? Since you need to have them, why can't you choose love?

I don't even know what to say about you. You were writing quite well at first, but then you couldn't write anymore. You just wrote a bunch of filler pages from beginning to end. What's the point?

It's not good at all. Writing it like this treats everyone else as beggars. The protagonist is controlling a beggar ghost. You can ask for whatever you want, but you only want this tiny bit. To be honest, at this time, one red candle is worth five ghosts, but you only want a C-level skeleton ghost. Isn't that just begging?

Having a wife is a plus; I hope she can also command vengeful spirits and build a small team.