
Mystery Revival: The Ghost Bridge’s Path
神秘复苏:鬼桥天途
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- Completed
- Length
- 622k Words
- Subgenre
- Eerie Mystery
- Updated
- 11mo ago
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The protagonist in this author's work possesses a strange self-confidence, or perhaps the arrogance of a time traveler who has read a script. This overflowing arrogance is quite awkward to read.
Let me explain the structure of this book.
The protagonist's core ability is "threads and bridges," and the inspiration can be traced back to the "stone freedom" in JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Part 6 and the idiom "to connect the dots and build bridges." The bridge is the most crucial element, and this part of the plot will officially begin when the Ghost Wardrobe is involved.
Just because you've been a ghost doesn't mean you can write nonsense and make assumptions.
He has a strange kind of self-confidence 🤔 Strange
While I don't particularly enjoy novels with native protagonists at the start, I usually prefer those with transmigrators. However, your protagonist's arrogance as a transmigrator is too obvious. He loves to overthink things, and after only controlling his first ghost, he starts claiming it's a path to godhood comparable to Yang Jian's.
The plot before the Ghost Bus was decent, but from then on, it started haphazardly creating original characters and some garbage storylines. The assassination squad wanted to get rid of Fang Shiming, so they went after him. The squad even had a ghost-controlling member with precognitive abilities who targeted the protagonist because he controlled the ghost storyline, all to prevent the ghost…
The plot is illogical enough, but what's with the protagonist's self-destructive character?
Dude, shouldn't you get off the bus when it's stopped? What are you doing staying on it?
The protagonist's character is, well, like an ordinary person who gains power and becomes arrogant, and a little bit brainless. The plot is okay, with good conflicts and twists, although there are many illogical points. The settings are novel, but there are also some things that I don't understand. Yan Li shouldn't have the ability to suppress the resurgence of the vengeful ghost, right?
After reading Chapter 13, I have a question: Is the Spirit Realm your home? You can't just forbid people from leaving? In the later stages, so many Ghost Tamers, even if they couldn't fight their way in and out of the Spirit Realm seven times, could easily survive and escape. Not to mention someone with the King's strength, fighting their way in and out seven times wouldn't be a problem.