[Lord of the Mysteries] A Casual Player, but the Cult Leader of an Evil God

Lord of the Mysteries: The Path to Godhood is a game built around steampunk, supernatural powers, and a high-risk world, adapted from the novel Lord of the Mysteries.

Mavis, a fan of management simulation games, received a collector's edition of Lord of the Mysteries: The Path to Godhood...

Mavis: I'm going to turn this high-risk world into a farming and base-building game.

Then she transmigrated. And brought the game System with her.

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From the start, Mavis drew the identity of an unemployed drifter. She scraped by on meager wages, counted her few gold pounds, and fretted over making ends meet every day. She even ran into supernatural incidents and was harassed by cultists...

Mavis decided this wouldn't do.

This daily life, where she could get herself killed at any moment, wasn't what she wanted! She'd had enough of all the fighting and killing! She was going to use the game System to live the pastoral life she wanted!

So she fought back and worked hard. She joined the Tarot Club and diligently latched onto the protagonist. She ventured out to sea in search of good companions. She founded her own organization and worked hard to earn money and stay alive...

In short, she was still working hard today so she could move to the countryside and live a secluded, idyllic life.

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At first, Mavis founded her organization just to make money, hoping to earn enough to head out to the countryside and live a secluded farming life.

As Mavis's Sequence kept rising, her organization grew bigger by the day...

[Your organization has been classified as an evil god cult.]

[You have become the cult leader of an evil god.]

Mavis: ...

It might sound unbelievable, but all she really wanted was to earn some money and go farm in the countryside. She had no idea how she'd ended up as the cult leader of an evil god.

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Before You Read:

1. The text will often be revised and typos corrected during serialization.

2. This is just an ordinary System novel... not a player-focused novel.

3. Apologies for any missing out-of-character details in the setting.

4. Does not use the Circle of Inevitability setting.

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