Mystery Revival: I Came from the Republic of China

Having read over 200 chapters, Yang Jian has gone from an ordinary person to an anomaly, while the protagonist hasn't obtained a single one of his seven puzzle pieces, just constantly hiding and wasting time. He seems impressive, but it's actually incredibly weak; he hasn't made any real progress. I don't know what the author was thinking. Did he not know how to handle the puzzle pieces' memories and abilities? Or is there some other plan? In short, it's getting quite frustrating to read.

😥Author, I don't believe you don't read web novels and don't know their pitfalls! Starting with a time-travel story, then amnesia—all for nothing! A hundred years of hard work, then being dismembered—all for nothing! Author, what are you even trying to achieve with this kind of plot that's like being force-fed pesticides at the beginning?

As a fanfiction reader, I sometimes really don't understand why fanfiction about mysterious resurrection is written so awkwardly and distortedly. The word "fear" permeates the entire fanfiction community. They're afraid of Qin Lao, Yang Jian, the Seven Elders, Wang Xiaoming, the Human Skin Paper, afraid of changing the plot, afraid of stealing Yang Jian's opportunities, afraid of pushing the…

It wasn't very good. The first three chapters were huge, with the amnesia trope and the weakening effect followed by the need to regain power – it's too old-fashioned.

This person doesn't seem like someone who emerged from the Republican era at all; they lack any cunning or shrewdness. They're even planning to be resurrected without preparing a few henchmen. The forced dramatic conflict is illogical.

The protagonist is made of cotton; anyone can pinch it, it's poisonous, so run! There are no plot twists later; the protagonist is just cotton, and there's no revenge plot. Fang Shiming is still alive afterward.

... The Republic of China era… The result was a huge mess.

Does the author need inspiration? Let me know if so.

I really want to read this novel, but if it requires payment, then it's not worth the price. It's a pity that so few people read it; there isn't even a cracked version yet.

I don't know about the later parts; I only read up to chapter 4 and then stopped. The plot points started to get worse, so I left.