Mystery Revival: Rising from the Wang Family's Third Generation

If it's at the very beginning of the timeline, isn't it normal for calling Yang Jian to go unanswered? Old Qin's abilities aren't omniscient; he's not that powerful. Major events are concealed, but others don't need to be considered. If Old Qin knew more, those people in the Republic of China would have already created a "Yang Jian" from the details, leaving no room for Yang Jian.

Everyone's talking about the three laws of the uncanny: the uncanny can't be killed... Wang Chaling: Grandpa, tear it up! Doesn't that make you feel it?

1. The royal treasury hasn't been opened yet, no rush. Choosing the wrong piece or a weaker one could be disastrous. You can't just pick any puzzle piece like that, especially since the protagonist has only been there for two or three days. Day 1: Adjust your mindset and plan for the future.

The author's ranking of ghosts' potential is as follows: the first tier consists of Ghost Eye and Zhang Dong's ghost; the second tier includes Ghost Messenger, Starving Ghost, and the ghosts of the remaining six elderly people from the Republic of China era. Read it if you can accept that.

The protagonist went to see Zhang Dong and got rid of you too. You went to see Zhang Dong and got yourself killed?

The mysterious resurgence of the Republic of China era shouldn't be a direct continuation of the past. When younger generations handle paranormal events, they should have the experience of their predecessors or be protected like guardians in the shadows. Modern times are too chaotic.

The biggest flaw of this novel is its lack of plot. It's all about the protagonist entertaining himself, without interacting with anyone. He just designs his own puzzle and then spends all his time searching for it, offering absolutely no excitement.

I've only read a few chapters, so let me start by mentioning the advantages. The logic seems fine overall; the rule collision and crash logic for the vengeful ghosts is also acceptable, and the plot holes from the original work are filled in well. For example, the Royal Family Curse. The downside is that the language has a slightly fantastical feel.

The protagonist is written in a somewhat pretentious way, lacking the sense of mystery and chaos of a bygone era.

My fanfiction gets criticized every day, and yours has such good stats, yet you abandoned it! I'm speechless!