Lord of the Mysteries!
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Mystery is nourishment and makes me no longer ordinary. Twenty years have passed since he came to a world with a similar modern European background. With his early wisdom, Felin learned a skill and finally became a decent person. I originally thought that I would marry a wife and have children and live a peaceful life, but I discovered that there is another world under the shadow of this world. In that world, there are mystics who practice secret arts and master extraordinary powers. There is something strange about peeping at humans in the dark and feeding on them. There are followers of the evil god who worship the evil god, please the evil god through bloody sacrifices, and exchange power with the evil god. There is an evil god who wanders outside the world, peering into the world, and the power of just a scale claw is enough to cause people to fall. With mystery as his nourishment, he is no longer ordinary after being ordinary for twenty years.
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Official(60)Scraped 22d ago
There is a lot of nonsense, the same sentence is said over and over again, and then as long as it is a female character, she is absolutely beautiful. And no matter how many times the female character has been seen, she must repeatedly describe her clothes when she appears, and then CV the previous facial description... There is a reason to rush...
A bit novice
According to the balance of forces written by the author, I am very curious how humans have the upper hand. The prerequisite for becoming a mystic is to reach the master level in some aspect, but in a world similar to the Middle Ages, ordinary people have no chance to reach the master level even if they have talent. Only nobles have the cost of trial and error (the probability is higher), while cultists can become cultists casually. The number of human beings is getting smaller and smaller. As long as the top leaders of cults are not dead, it doesn't matter at all. In this way, even if the high-level power of humans is greater than that of cults in the beginning, they will not be able to compare with cults in a few hundred years. After all, too many people at the bottom have died (and most of the people at the twelfth level have started to practice another secret technique), which is equivalent to the loss of the foundation of mankind. In this situation, the human camp is still an enemy. I really want to ask how humans can win.
There is nothing wrong with the Western fantasy European background, why should Dragon Empire be set in such an image?
The reason why the Empire of Night hates the Dragon Empire so much is that after destroying the Dragon Empire, all traces of the Dragon Empire will be completely wiped out. Maybe it's because the Dragon Empire is not a country dominated by occult arts, but a country dominated by evil arts. In other words, the Dragon Empire is a religious country, in which belief in evil gods is legal, and the rulers of this country have close ties with evil gods. In a country with religious beliefs, organizations that practice occult arts and do not believe in evil gods will definitely not be welcomed. The situation is likely to be the opposite from now. The occult organization is an organization recognized by the government, while the occult organization will be recognized as a cult organization and will be persecuted by the Dragon Empire officials. When the Dragon Empire is destroyed, the Empire of Night, led by the occultists who have been persecuted, will naturally hate and hate the Dragon Empire with great hatred. Therefore, it is not difficult to understand that it will completely erase the traces of the Dragon Empire. "Religious country, what do you mean?" Ai Xi looked at Felin and asked doubtfully. "I suspect that the Dragon Empire is a religious country that believes in evil gods..." Felin expressed his guess. "The Dragon Empire is... A country that believes in evil gods." Essie's eyes widened, shocked by Felin's guess. This book has two speculations about Dragon's Evil, especially the second one, "Dragon's Evil's top executives are descendants of the Dragon Empire", which can be said to be extremely bold. The above is a copy-paste of the original text.
Not very good
It's not like I'm being serious. It was okay and readable at the beginning, but after about 20 chapters, I couldn't accept that the arrangements for the aftermath of the national secrets were not real.
Superpower urban background
This is one of the standard features of bad fantasy novels.
The publicity is a bit too much
There are too many bugs, the settings are contradictory, the plot is bland, the character of the protagonist is confusing and unrecognizable, the author has poor control over the scene, and the scenes cannot be developed.
The subject matter is good and quite satisfactory, but I feel that the extraordinary background and cultural representation are a bit thin. The best choice for the protagonist should be to first find an extraordinary profession that can improve intelligence. In this way, you can read ten lines at a glance and there will be no bottlenecks in the main profession. By choosing the third profession and wearing a mask, you no longer have to worry about the enemy strangling you. It seems illogical that only cults can provide mystery points. The improvement of the Eye of Appraisal is obviously too illogical to outsiders. There is no apparent correlation between the simple improvement effect of each level of Mystical Gun and the need to read many pages of books. According to the setting that spells can be immune to appraisers, the enhanced training and status of appraisers are indeed not reflected. On the contrary, I think appraisers are the most difficult setting to upgrade since they need to read a lot of books.
Not so good
The protagonist feels that his IQ is a bit not very smart, he always does some "smart things", and many settings are problematic, which makes him feel very bad.
This novel is not reasonable enough. The ninth level of evil requires killing a million people if you purchase a supernatural being. There should be 20 evil extraordinary beings. You can also calculate how many people you need to kill from level one to nine. However, you are not immortal yet. The biggest shortcoming of this novel is here. It takes more than ten or twenty years for a person to grow from childhood to adulthood. An evil supernatural being leads the murderer, but it is easy for the evil to escalate. One conclusion we can draw is that the human population has been declining.
I can't figure it out. When Mysterious Spear cannot be improved, it seems to me that to a large extent, I am reading too slowly and cannot remember the advanced knowledge of Mysterious Spear. Then why not relearn a profession that can enhance learning ability? In this case, just ask the director and deputy director to keep their ranks secret.
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Official(60)Scraped 22d ago
There is a lot of nonsense, the same sentence is said over and over again, and then as long as it is a female character, she is absolutely beautiful. And no matter how many times the female character has been seen, she must repeatedly describe her clothes when she appears, and then CV the previous facial description... There is a reason to rush...
A bit novice
According to the balance of forces written by the author, I am very curious how humans have the upper hand. The prerequisite for becoming a mystic is to reach the master level in some aspect, but in a world similar to the Middle Ages, ordinary people have no chance to reach the master level even if they have talent. Only nobles have the cost of trial and error (the probability is higher), while cultists can become cultists casually. The number of human beings is getting smaller and smaller. As long as the top leaders of cults are not dead, it doesn't matter at all. In this way, even if the high-level power of humans is greater than that of cults in the beginning, they will not be able to compare with cults in a few hundred years. After all, too many people at the bottom have died (and most of the people at the twelfth level have started to practice another secret technique), which is equivalent to the loss of the foundation of mankind. In this situation, the human camp is still an enemy. I really want to ask how humans can win.
There is nothing wrong with the Western fantasy European background, why should Dragon Empire be set in such an image?
The reason why the Empire of Night hates the Dragon Empire so much is that after destroying the Dragon Empire, all traces of the Dragon Empire will be completely wiped out. Maybe it's because the Dragon Empire is not a country dominated by occult arts, but a country dominated by evil arts. In other words, the Dragon Empire is a religious country, in which belief in evil gods is legal, and the rulers of this country have close ties with evil gods. In a country with religious beliefs, organizations that practice occult arts and do not believe in evil gods will definitely not be welcomed. The situation is likely to be the opposite from now. The occult organization is an organization recognized by the government, while the occult organization will be recognized as a cult organization and will be persecuted by the Dragon Empire officials. When the Dragon Empire is destroyed, the Empire of Night, led by the occultists who have been persecuted, will naturally hate and hate the Dragon Empire with great hatred. Therefore, it is not difficult to understand that it will completely erase the traces of the Dragon Empire. "Religious country, what do you mean?" Ai Xi looked at Felin and asked doubtfully. "I suspect that the Dragon Empire is a religious country that believes in evil gods..." Felin expressed his guess. "The Dragon Empire is... A country that believes in evil gods." Essie's eyes widened, shocked by Felin's guess. This book has two speculations about Dragon's Evil, especially the second one, "Dragon's Evil's top executives are descendants of the Dragon Empire", which can be said to be extremely bold. The above is a copy-paste of the original text.
Not very good
It's not like I'm being serious. It was okay and readable at the beginning, but after about 20 chapters, I couldn't accept that the arrangements for the aftermath of the national secrets were not real.
Superpower urban background
This is one of the standard features of bad fantasy novels.
The publicity is a bit too much
There are too many bugs, the settings are contradictory, the plot is bland, the character of the protagonist is confusing and unrecognizable, the author has poor control over the scene, and the scenes cannot be developed.
The subject matter is good and quite satisfactory, but I feel that the extraordinary background and cultural representation are a bit thin. The best choice for the protagonist should be to first find an extraordinary profession that can improve intelligence. In this way, you can read ten lines at a glance and there will be no bottlenecks in the main profession. By choosing the third profession and wearing a mask, you no longer have to worry about the enemy strangling you. It seems illogical that only cults can provide mystery points. The improvement of the Eye of Appraisal is obviously too illogical to outsiders. There is no apparent correlation between the simple improvement effect of each level of Mystical Gun and the need to read many pages of books. According to the setting that spells can be immune to appraisers, the enhanced training and status of appraisers are indeed not reflected. On the contrary, I think appraisers are the most difficult setting to upgrade since they need to read a lot of books.
Not so good
The protagonist feels that his IQ is a bit not very smart, he always does some "smart things", and many settings are problematic, which makes him feel very bad.
This novel is not reasonable enough. The ninth level of evil requires killing a million people if you purchase a supernatural being. There should be 20 evil extraordinary beings. You can also calculate how many people you need to kill from level one to nine. However, you are not immortal yet. The biggest shortcoming of this novel is here. It takes more than ten or twenty years for a person to grow from childhood to adulthood. An evil supernatural being leads the murderer, but it is easy for the evil to escalate. One conclusion we can draw is that the human population has been declining.
I can't figure it out. When Mysterious Spear cannot be improved, it seems to me that to a large extent, I am reading too slowly and cannot remember the advanced knowledge of Mysterious Spear. Then why not relearn a profession that can enhance learning ability? In this case, just ask the director and deputy director to keep their ranks secret.
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Mystery is nourishment and makes me no longer ordinary. Twenty years have passed since he came to a world with a similar modern European background. With his early wisdom, Felin learned a skill and finally became a decent person. I originally thought that I would marry a wife and have children and live a peaceful life, but I discovered that there is another world under the shadow of this world. In that world, there are mystics who practice secret arts and master extraordinary powers. There is something strange about peeping at humans in the dark and feeding on them. There are followers of the evil god who worship the evil god, please the evil god through bloody sacrifices, and exchange power with the evil god. There is an evil god who wanders outside the world, peering into the world, and the power of just a scale claw is enough to cause people to fall. With mystery as his nourishment, he is no longer ordinary after being ordinary for twenty years.
This author has written books about bloodlines and knights before, and I still have some impressions of them. The writing is pure and refreshing and has an invincible style. The recommendation is average, you can read ten lines at a glance~😂 This book is modeled after the Lord of Mysteries, and it also has a bunch of path sequences, and there is also a night sequence (the heroine), who also suspects that she is not the only one who has traveled through time. The person who may also be suspected of traveling through time is the "Queen of the Night." When I saw this - I laughed. The protagonist's golden finger can get mystery points when it comes into contact with mysterious characters or mysterious items, and then points can be added to his sequence level and item level. The upgrade setting of the sequence depends on whether the cheat book has been read (the higher the level, the more content, and the longer it takes to read). The current protagonists have two sequences: appraiser and mysterious gun. (The appraiser sequence is special. You only need to read the secret book once. As long as there are mysterious points, it can be directly upgraded to 12. The mysterious gun needs to be read and upgraded slowly) Something I've always wanted to complain about: You have this golden finger, why don't you go through the entire sequence of memory enhancement and read the cheats to grind down the combat power~
Mystery is nourishment and makes me no longer ordinary.
Author: Silver Frost Knight
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