Afterword to a Lord of the Mysteries Fanfic: The Apocalypse Arrives

Aside from the fact that Xiaoke and Sharon are CPs, other aspects are very good and have a mysterious feel. Unfortunately, it's too short. However, it is too abstract for Xiao Ke and Sharon to be CPs. Whether it is Audrey or Forsi, CPs are much more reasonable than Sharon.

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My wife's writing is very beautiful. It is one of the most closely related to the original work among the mysterious fan fictions I have ever read. But there is a little suggestion. . I mean, Madam, can you please mark in the introduction of the book that the cp in this article is Kesha? At least mark it as having cp tendencies so that people who don't like Xiao Ke's cp can avoid lightning. . .

Can the author hurry up? I finally found this well-written fanfic on Tomato, so can the author hurry up?

Very original. At that moment I really thought I was cooking again

The author is very good, the fanfic is great, and the fighting scenes are more in line with my expectations. It can be considered as making up for the regret that Lord of Mysteries does not have a female protagonist, hahaha. It's just that I think the end can come a little later and write more about daily life. It's really hard to say anything about the second part. I don't have that much ink in my stomach. Based on my thinking and the whole Lord of Mystery I've read, this fan novel is already excellent! [Top post]

Brother, your cover makes me laugh to death. This cover is a Munch fanart. Your CP here is Kesha, right? [Awkward laugh]

There is too little support for the mysterious fanfic, but it is quite interesting and fits the original work very well.

I haven't read much of it, but the writing style is very similar to Gui Yi. It is the best fanfic I have ever read. I think it is better than Su Huan's Ran Dong. If you are disappointed with Gui Er, you can read this one. The only drawback is that the text seems very short when you look at the table of contents, and there is no Tarot Society growth process (Gui II does not have it either)

As a fan derivative work of Lord of Mysteries, it can be considered very good. The ups and downs of the plot are also good, and the style is similar, but the writing is relatively immature, but there are too few, and the updates are unstable.