Mystery Revival: The Ghost Play

Your underling became a Ghost Tamer after you, and you have such a huge cheat code with two S-rank ghosts inside you, you're saying he wouldn't be weaker than you in a full-force attack? 666, The more I write, the more confused I get.

I feel like your excuse about family matters in your last book 🤭 is just that. If you look closely, you'll find there's not much left to write. Mystic Revival is different from other leveling-up stories; there's no issue with being stuck at a certain level. If you want to get stronger, just find a suitable ghost and insert it, and you're done.

Approaching you now is the number one author of the "Mysterious Revival" fanfiction, the most beautiful white-stockinged female author on Qidian, and the number one female bodhisattva in QQ groups.

I was thinking that, within my capabilities and without harming myself, I could offer some help to ordinary people. After reading some related fanfiction, I realized that the protagonists are generally indifferent to the lives of ordinary people. It's understandable that they might use strangers as shields when forced into a corner, but in a desperate world, offering a little warmth makes them seem more humane and adds a touch of humanity to the story.

The power levels in the last few chapters about Dajing City are completely inconsistent. The strength of the Wish Ghost and the Newspaper Ghost is written too ridiculously. Putting aside everything else, just the fact that they forcibly controlled an entire building of ghosts in the Ghost Painting Ghost Realm is too overpowered. Several of them were S-rank ghosts that were forcibly controlled.

I completely can't understand the author's plot. The original Wish Ghost was just a puzzle piece, but how much has the author amplified it in this book? They've created a dismembered body and made the setting ridiculously strong—uncontrollable and unimprisonable. They've already overpowered the hand puzzle piece; aside from other ghosts, just the complete Wish Ghost is unstoppable.

It got really bad towards the end, all filler to reach the word count.

Any random one of them could easily cause trouble for three S-class monster protagonists.

There's no logic to it, it's pure amateur writing.

Do authors these days seem to misunderstand the meaning of "decisive and ruthless"? Readers want stories that are decisive and ruthless without being overly sentimental, not stories about someone who's born with a silver spoon in their mouth.