Leading to the Throne

I saw it when I scanned the list, and I think it's okay. Modern fantasy. The protagonist travels through a quasi-modern world. His predecessor was a victim of a mysterious ritual. After traveling through time, the protagonist has the ability to summon souls, understand memories, and inherit the skills of the soul during his lifetime. After the anti-killing organization pursued the killer, they contacted the official organization. I am currently involved in a major cult case, and I don't know if it is the same case as the protagonist's predecessor. Why read this book: From the introduction, it seems to be a Western fantasy novel? But currently it seems to be closer to a suspenseful detective story with a supernatural color. The storytelling and text feel pretty good. The current cult case seems a bit interesting. Why not read this book: The power setting is a bit complicated, and it's easy to get tired of reading it. And although it is obvious that the author deliberately suppressed it, looking at this golden finger, it is actually quite bad, and I am a bit worried about the follow-up rhythm. Generally speaking, between grain and grass-to grain and grass, the evaluation will be revised depending on the situation in the future.

Good