Mysterious Resurgence: Ghosts Disappear All over the World

When I saw Chapter 220, the writing style is smooth and the concept is relatively novel. If you are used to reading cool articles without thinking, you can read it. Don't read the comments below, just cross them out. The complaints begin: First, the protagonist does not have recipes from "The Classic of Mountains and Seas". . Ahem. . "The Encyclopedia of Ghosts", how come after opening the Yin and Yang Eyes and seeing a ghost (in the Shantou Special Affairs Bureau), you know that everyone should wait for five minutes for the ghost candle to burn out before the ghost attacks? How did you meet? Was it introduced by Aunt Wang next door? Second, it's still the ghost figure above. The protagonist is now equipped with the Yinsha Soul Hook, the Sickle (the Western God of Death's standard equipment), the Taoist Talisman, and the Soul-Calling Banner. Even after seeing the ghost figure, it doesn't work? There are underworld and ghosts in the article. It can be seen that the background of underworld is traditional knowledge. Then the question is, if Yinza seduces the ghost and encounters this kind of ghost, and the ghost does not attack, will Yinza smile charmingly, silently squat next to the ghost, light a cigarette, and affectionately say to the ghost, "I will accompany you until the end of the world"? Third, the protagonist already has a lot of equipment, and many of them are non-disposable and cost nothing to use (well, it's just a fee), so why not use it? If you have to wait until the end, is it like "Saint Seiya" to "take the hardest beating and explode the strongest small universe"? Fourth, I don't know what the protagonist thinks. When he sees a ghost and doesn't protect himself, he dares to go up and put his arms around his shoulders and chat, just because his attributes are 2-3 times that of ordinary people? In real life, if you encounter someone who robs a bank with a gun, you probably know that "if someone else dies with one shot, you will be shot twice", so they don't dare to go up and hug the robber and say, "Brother, your headgear is so sexy." Fifth, in the article, it is either this club or that club (it is understandable from the Three Saints Society, it was passed down from the past), and there is also a ghost dealer (Fat Man Dad). The leaders of the Special Affairs Bureau came to deal with the ghosts and there were no ghosts to use, so they relied on ghosts (using ghosts basically costs lives) and hard steel. The article says that these meetings have become a climate, and half of the economy will collapse at a moment's notice. For example, you are a manager, and the people below you are working in secret and colluding with each other. What will you do? To give another example, the U. S. Marine Corps is awesome. In the 1980s, its equipment was from World War II. Why? Because it is directly subordinate to the president, it is the plutocrats who have the final say in the United States, not the president. No one in power will allow uncontrollable factors below. This is human nature. What's more, some ghosts are far more useful than guns. Even if those who own ghosts don't turn them in, the country will try to incorporate you into the system. Not to mention money, the country is the richest. As for the trading of ghosts, which is more powerful than firearms (except in private), I am afraid it must be state-owned. Six, forget about the rest. The above is just my personal opinion, just a reminder to the author, don't criticize if you don't like it. Thanks!

It's quite fun to watch, but the ending is a bit rushed.

The author has never been exposed to the suffering of the people at the bottom? All said and done, overall, it's not bad! ! !

The first bad news is that according to the route, Pig's Foot will become the leader of the underworld, but Pig's Foot has no sense of responsibility. The second bad news is that Pig's Foot has a low IQ but was admitted to the police academy in advance. The third is that Pig's Foot seems to have a system, but has no sense of presence. The world background is a horror game, but the sense of presence is still very low. The only good news is that it can be seen in the first few dozen chapters and should be abandoned as soon as possible.

Overall it's good, some suggestions and complaints (maybe a bit heavy, not personal, it's just my personality) are in the chapter reviews

Emmmm, in the finale, I didn't become the Prince of Yin, and I didn't even become a judge. The first and middle stages were okay, but the rest can be said to be hasty. I don't know if there will be a next one. This one is mainly about the growth of the protagonist.

Just passing the time and looking at it, it's really not that good.

Isn't he still a ghost general? Ghost Mother? Is it the finale? What about the second one? I just found such a good book and it disappeared? (•̥́_•ૅू˳)

It sucks, why don't you write that you are so handsome? It ended in a daze.

It's a simple and refreshing novel, without any weird atmosphere, it's basically about using force to drive away ghosts. The way the protagonist is played is too awkward, and the ending is very rushed. If you have time to watch this, you can also watch something else.