I Became a Celestial Master, and Only Then Did the Mysterious Revival Begin?

Dozens of idle individuals were lurking in a blind spot of the surveillance cameras at the gate of a prestigious university. They've kidnapped university students multiple times—unbelievable, bro! You know there are cameras everywhere, but not in your spot. Someone walks in and disappears from your area. Where do you think that person went? It's so hard to guess.

Everyone says it's illogical, but I think it's perfectly normal. Beating so many people constitutes a gang fight; the higher-ups are only thinking about closing the case quickly to boost their performance metrics. Whether you acted bravely or not is irrelevant to them; Whether they can eat better is what matters. If the authorities were truly selfless and law-abiding, there wouldn't be so many wrongful convictions and miscarriages of justice. 🙂

The protagonist acts like a rat in the gutter, sneaky, stupid, and brainless.

This Taoist priest's mother didn't even have a cultivation manual; he fought through four or five chapters against a few henchmen and monks. It's ridiculous.

I really dislike this protagonist. He's extremely selfish, hiding everything. Knowing about the ghost infant, couldn't he have anonymously informed the authorities? He wanted to spread Taoist magic to gain points, but instead gave them to the authorities? The organization's power is unimaginable; it boosted the authorities' strength while giving him a huge amount of points.

The author has developed a phobia of stupidity, with one minor flaw after another. Despite the bizarre revival after three months, and the protagonist earning 50,000 yuan by killing the ghost baby for the first time, instead of focusing on improving his strength, he insists on graduating and finding a job. The content of the book feels familiar, but I can't quite recall the title; it's just been repackaged and reissued.

Is the protagonist really that powerful, yet still so cowardly? 😳 Why does he have to appear at the very end?

The protagonist, for some unknown reason, acts like a rat in the gutter, ashamed to be seen by others, and exudes a childlike demeanor from the inside out.

A protagonist riddled with flaws, a systematically malfunctioning organization, and mentally challenged supporting characters and villains—together they construct this novel that is both illogical and utterly devoid of plausibility.

Every title like this is a bait and switch; the title doesn't immediately suggest an invincible story, but once you click in, it's just another power-up saga. Speechless. 😥