
What Should I Do Now That I've Become a Vengeful Ghost?
变成了厉鬼怎么办?
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[Mystery and Supernatural] For the Old Guard of a Fading Genre
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Plot-Driven Stories, No Noob Protagonists: Various Genres ②
🌸 Sci-fi, fantasy, and xuanhuan books on my main list stay for a month, then gradually move to their category lists and are removed. Feel free to follow whichever category lists you like. 🌸 Because of the item limit, reviews for books of the same type may be grouped under one title. 🌸 Please follow and leave a like~😁 🌻 There are six category lists 🌻: Plot-driven stories (not beginner-level), ① Sci-fi ② Xuanhuan ③ Fantasy ④ Urban ⑤ Historical ⑥ Xianxia The protagonists aren’t excessively naive,
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The New Novel Collection: All Kinds of Genres
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Have you ever been a ghost? Some of this is just random writing, based on assumptions. 🫵🏻
The post-resurrection handling is too difficult.
Originally, the protagonist was a ghost who frequently lost control of his instincts and went mad. After the battle in the sea of consciousness following his resurrection, his bloodthirsty instinct, "Ghost Night," suddenly became that of a ghost, and the protagonist's original abilities became those of the ghost.
The author's writing is good, so why isn't it popular?
1. The protagonist went to the company but did not kill the chairman or go on a killing spree. 2. The father-in-law was the one who committed the crime. The chairman should have confessed everything the first time. Anyway, it wasn't him who did it, so even if he was guilty, it wouldn't be a serious offense. ➽3. The protagonist is too restrained.
The first part, before the resurrection, was the best; I felt it had the potential to become my go-to read. The second part, with the male lead's character, was a bit difficult to handle, but I still kept reading. The third part, where they met that priest, was a rather abstract character, making it hard for me to comment. And then they throw in some queen...
The main character's design is too awkward.
I haven't even finished reading the free chapters, and I really have to rant. In such a desperate and cruel world, even if you're not exactly serious and calm, you could at least be a little more proper. Right now, the protagonist's personality is completely out of place in this world.
Chapters 35, 36, 37, and 38 are recommended for skipping to the next chapter. This is so disgusting! If you think it's acceptable or you're very curious, you can read chapter 35 first to see how it goes.
Volume 4 seems to be nearing its end, so here's a review~ (Spoilers ahead)
As one of the many new suspense novels that have emerged this year (this one has now shifted to urban fiction, but I don't feel it fits the new direction; its viewership remains lukewarm), the quality is quite good. Especially considering this seems to be the author's first book, and it's a pleasant surprise that it has reached over a million words without collapsing.
Have you ever been a ghost? What nonsense! You're just writing random things. One heart, one condition? Wrong. Which one isn't the heart? That's your life. If your heart isn't found within three days, the whole city will die, humans and animals will perish. That's what a ghost is. Condition? The fact that you're still alive when you appear before me is already an immense act of mercy.
Book review (up to chapter 47)
The description of provisions (including those that can be maintained indefinitely, or even miraculous herbs) is excellent; I really like it. Set in a modern metropolis, a strange resurgence occurs. A ghost realm randomly envelops a city for 30 days, during which ghosts will awaken.
The goods were identified as grain supplies, but some points are about to collapse. This concerns the safety of hundreds of thousands of people in a district. Does the government really need evidence when dealing with businesses? The comments section even explains that only a few people have died so it's not serious, which is outrageous.