
Mystery Revival: The Ghost Bridge’s Path
神秘复苏:鬼桥天途
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- Completed
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- 622k Words
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- Eerie Mystery
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- 9mo ago
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The protagonist written by this author has a kind of mysterious confidence, or the arrogance of a time traveler who has read the script. The arrogance was beyond words, which was quite embarrassing to see.
Tell me about the idea of this book
The core ability of the protagonist is "thread and bridge". The inspiration can be traced back to the "Freedom of Stone" and the idiom "matchmaking" in the sixth part of Jojo. The bridge is the core. This part of the plot will officially start when the ghost closet is involved. The protagonist's supernatural route is to connect all supernatural places through ghost bridges, creating a "back room" composed of countless supernatural places, imprisoning all the ghosts inside, and ordinary people can live in the "front room" without danger. This is the idea. Of course, just as Yang Jian failed to truly end the supernatural era, the protagonist's route also has a fatal flaw, that is, when someone triggers the killing pattern in the front hall, although they will not die, they will be cut into the back room, which is the supernatural place. Those who cut into the back room can hardly return to the front room. They can only cut in and out repeatedly through "bridges" in countless supernatural places, become ghost masters, and then struggle to death. The protagonist can also suppress a Jiazi, but in the end, more and more people enter the back room, reaching a terrifying level, and eventually a new crisis emerges. Of course these are all things for later and are part of the outline of this book. As for the setting of the "back room", it only refers to the idea and does not involve the specific level setting. Any similarity is purely coincidental. By the way, Chen Xi, the protagonist of the previous book, will also make a guest appearance. Of course, it will not take up too much space, which is a small compensation for the regrets of the previous book. Thank you everyone, welcome to join the group to discuss the plot.
You've been a ghost before so you just write randomly, taking it for granted
There is a mysterious confidence🤔It's strange
Although I don't really like reading novels with indigenous protagonists, I usually read novels that start with time-travelers, but the arrogance of your protagonist, a time-traveler, is too obvious. He likes to make up for it. After he controls the first ghost, he starts to say that he is on par with Yang Jian's path to becoming a god. It gives people the impression that he is the so-called "killing and decisive" Long Aotian-style protagonist in the past few years. I think if your protagonist's character is not so unpleasant, more people will read it 😅
The plot before Ghost Bus was pretty good, but since then it has been random with original characters and some rubbish plots. If the assassination team wants to kill Fang Shiming, they will kill him. The team also has a ghost controller with precognitive ability, so the protagonist controls the ghost string, so the purpose is to prevent the ghost string from falling into Fang Shiming's hands. When did Fang Shiming want the ghost string? There is no protagonist in the original work, Fang Shiming, and he doesn't know how to control the ghost thread. You might as well say that ghost blood can wash away ghost scissors. Fang Shiming is more reliable with ghost blood. Besides, Fang Shiming has no intelligence, and he has the ability to predict when the ghost will die. A ghost driver can't survive on the ghost bus. The ghost controller who dies can predict so much before he dies, so he is the protagonist.
Forget it if the plot is unreasonable, why is the protagonist trying to die like this?
No, buddy, shouldn't you get off the bus if it's stopped? What do you mean by waiting in the car?
What can I say about the character of the protagonist? I really want to imagine an ordinary person who has gained power. He is arrogant and a little bit brainless. The plot is okay. The conflict transitions are good. Although there are many unreasonable things, the setting is novel, and there are also some things that are unreasonable. Yan Li should not be able to suppress the resurrection of the evil ghost, right?
Have any questions after reading Chapter 13? Is this a supernatural place your home, and you won't let it out even if you say you won't let it out? There are so many gui masters in the middle and late stages, not to mention killing 7 in and 7 out in the supernatural land, but isn't it easy to protect yourself in the supernatural land? Not to mention someone with the strength of a king, who can kill 7 in and 7 out without any problem. But your biggest idea is to send people into a supernatural place? Then what? It's useless to send them in if you can't beat them. There's no need to send them in if you can't beat them. It feels really useless.