Mysterious Resurgence: Him Who Walked Out of Whitewater Town

What is written in the introduction is something I don't know the so-called stuff, it's better not to write it at all

I don't deny the fact that you are pretentious, but pretending to be pretentious for the sake of pretense is very silly. When reading fan fiction about recovery or resurgence, one of the fun things is the story of constantly struggling, becoming stronger, and then pretending to be pretentious in the end of the world. To a large extent, one thing about recovery is cool, not because you are strong and you survive, but because you survive, you are strong. Its struggle, foreshadowing, and story are all very important. For example, Xiao Yang, ghost eyes, ghost shadows, ghost newspapers, consciousness uploads, monster-like existences born from the constant struggle between life and death. With such strong foreshadowing, struggle, and contrast, the protagonist's pretentiousness looks great. And this book, if it could be written in the introduction, it would be quite cool. It's not impossible, except that it's a little bit off the mark. But the plot is very clumsy and stupid. With the character routine of the protagonist, he was cut off as a supporting character in Suwen. He pretends to be cool when talking to the captain, but Yang Jian is a person who can do anything but never do anything. If he starts with the ghost eye and opens the ghost domain + slashes with the ghost sword, he will be gone. Then I joined the headquarters. The person who wrote awesome stuff finally joined the headquarters. It was just a routine. To be honest, Xiao Yang didn't trust him very much, and he didn't really want to join the headquarters. The headquarters provided little help to Xiao Yang, and often stabbed Xiao Yang in the back. In the end, the two of them actually had a cooperative relationship. It is such an organization that even the protagonist of the original work disdains, but the protagonist of the fanfic is licking his face and eager to join. This is also the reason why many fans get angry when they see the protagonist joining the headquarters. If you haven't read the original work and think the headquarters is so good, then that's no problem. After reading the original work, in fact the headquarters is just like that. It has more original accumulation, and then it is gone. Powerful ghosts will not give it to you, and high-quality props will not be given to you. You need to sacrifice your life to exchange for better things. Some basic props are useless in the later stages except at the beginning. It still depends on the ferocity of the ghost you control

After reading the first one, I felt that the writing was a bit funny, so funny. The tone and atmosphere of the dialogue felt very strange. It was a bit hard to highlight the protagonist and cause a collective deception. When the protagonist said that there will be no need for ghost controllers in the future, people like Xiao Yang and Li Leping, who cherish their lives, will definitely notice something is wrong at the first time. It takes only an instant to do something. There is a high probability that you will not be able to pretend it directly.

How come this author is so good at guarding against theft? None of his books are pirated.

What kind of rubbish is written in this introduction? It's embarrassing to pretend to be cool

With all the things you've done, most ghosts haven't killed as many people as you.

Lin Yuan in this book gives me the feeling that he is a ghost controller who can revive evil ghosts, and at the same time his consciousness is eroded by the ghosts. In the original book, after Yang Jian enters the illusion of Baishui Town, forget about those miscellaneous things. The most important point is that Yang Jian must be left in the illusion, and Lin Yuan wants to use illusion to devour real people and ghosts. This follows what ghosts desire most, and it is not a ghost controller.

The biggest loophole in the mystery is that it does not involve ancient times. Before the Republic of China, except for mentioning the city god in training, there was no mention of it later. No one who revived and suppressed the ancient weirdness wrote about it, just like the weirdness first appeared in the Republic of China.

I haven't read the original work, but the horror level of this ghost should be very high. Just go to Dachang City and do it. Dachang City's precious ghosts are very good, starving ghosts, wish ghosts, ghost chefs, mirrors, ghosts, blood ghosts, ghost eyes, ginkgo trees, passing knocking ghosts, ghost paintings, etc.

Why should you join the headquarters? If you don't join the headquarters, you won't be able to write? Don't you think it's poisonous when you read what others wrote about adding headquarters? Why do you still write like that?

With so many people abroad, why don't they go abroad to collect anchor points? They have to focus on domestic ones.

The outline of the entire novel is water. The protagonist is like a fire captain, he has nothing to do of his own (actually he has his own thing to do, but he doesn't do anything of his own in more than two hundred chapters), he only does things for others. Maybe the combat power can develop too fast, so the protagonist's own plot has been suppressed, which is almost the same as suppressing the combat power. From beginning to end, I was doing things that had nothing to do with me. The most typical example is that after spending hundreds of chapters, it was rare to finally advance the plot of the protagonist. He spent many chapters looking for a supernatural bus and delivered a letter to Zhang Dong at the door. Suddenly, another call from the headquarters operator came and he went to Yang Jian Guimeng's place. After dozens of chapters, the protagonist's own plot appeared and was immediately offline. It's like feeding poison. In general, the author very deliberately stripped away the protagonist's own plot, suppressed the protagonist's plot, and did not allow the protagonist's plot to develop. Instead, he gets involved in things that have nothing to do with the supporting characters and have nothing to do with him. The previous chapters may be related to the protagonist. After dozens of chapters, it was all passive and irrelevant plots. The hunter organization came to come for trouble. After that, Ye Zhen came to come for trouble. Then there was the circle of friends, another headquarters mission to Dachang City, and the wishing ghost came for trouble. Each and every one of them is passive and unhelpful to the protagonist. It's that the protagonist has no subjective initiative and will only be troubled by others. Once it is found, it will last more than ten chapters. When it is over, there is no progress in its own plot, and then it is thrown into another plot that has no progress. Comment on this novel. If you want to see substitution or some kind of plot advancement, I suggest you quit it, because it is almost like a passive package of frustration. The author deliberately did not write his own plot. Instead, the number of words is increased by passive troubles one after another. If you want to read some unrelated fantasy novels and don't care about plot progression, you can read it. Obviously the author is determined to rely on passive content to enrich the plot. An author who has no intention of advancing the main plot and is determined to find out the source of the side plot that has nothing to do with the protagonist himself.

What's going on? So many free chapters😍

It's rare to see such a new protagonist with a bit of the charisma of the Great Love Immortal, come on.

I don't agree with any fan fiction that relies on suppressing the protagonist of the original work, except for Douluo Dalu fans.

The concise attribution of "walking out of Whitewater Town" accurately anchors the grand concept of "mysterious recovery" at a specific, simple and even seemingly ordinary geographical starting point, and the final appearance of "He" implies that this journey will eventually reach an ultimate existence with a noble personality that is beyond the understanding of ordinary people. This narrative path, which climbs from concrete rural areas to abstract divinity, is itself full of suspenseful tension and epic potential, making people endlessly daydream about the ancient secrets hidden in Whitewater Town and the fate of the protagonist. This setting framework provides us with a valuable learning perspective: it demonstrates how to perfectly combine a grand worldview with a delicate "local" narrative. "Whitewater Town" is not only a story background, but also a "mysterious origin" with unique rules, history and collective memory. The origin, logic and style of all supernatural phenomena may be deeply rooted in the customs, legends and human nature of this land. This requires creators not only to construct rules, but also to infuse the unique regional cultural soul, so that the growth of "mystery" can be traced, and the process of "recovery" be full of humanistic thickness and emotional warmth. I hope this work can lead readers to complete a profound "walk" from the familiar hometown to the unknown mystery. On the way to explore the truth of "Him", they can rediscover the forgotten ancient echoes carried by the land under their feet. Congratulations on a great start!

It's okay, at least it didn't start by saying "leg brother, leg brother" or something like that.

The back part is just a piece of cake. I suggest you don't read it. Q-reading is free today. If you want to read it, go there in time.

This introduction is exhausting for me 🙂

It would be great if the imaginary world and the real world could be clearly marked. The way he writes is sometimes confusing, and it is very difficult to look back.

I don't feel as good as I control myself🙂

After reading more than a hundred chapters, the author kept suppressing his strength, so I ran away first.

If anyone has time, please take a look and give me some advice. Thank you. Book Title: He Resurrected from Mystery, Guide to Unlimited Streaming Copy