When Ning Huaiqing reached the ending of Lord of the Mysteries, Klein's slumber left him sighing with regret.
"If I could transmigrate... Klein wouldn't fall asleep."
Then he really did transmigrate.
Only, not to the era Klein lived in,
but to the perilous Fourth Epoch, where undercurrents churned among the gods.
It was also an era the book barely explored. In a novel spanning thousands of chapters, scattered clues connect the story of the entire age.
Klein, I've set a plan in motion for you in the Fourth Epoch. I hope that centuries from now, you won't have to fall asleep.
I've left clues to guide you. I hope they work.
If you really don't fall asleep,
promise me you'll live a good life with Benson and Melissa, all right?
Promise me you'll help the Tarot Club grow stronger and stronger, all right?
Promise me that if I fall asleep, you'll wake me up, all right?
Promise me that if I become corrupted, you'll kill me.
--- From the notes of Ulysses Sionla
Theme: I want to write a different ending
