Lord of the Mysteries: Starting with the Assassin Sequence

Now that she has become a witch? Don't you want the future Lord of Mysteries to help you? You must know that the Sun Fool is not even the mother tree longs for [happiness].

The Assassin Path is a real show. You can't change paths until you reach the level of a demigod. You must turn into a girl. There is also the Pain Witch and the Pleasure Witch. How should you play these two sequences?

The scene of a really happy witch turning into an iron-blooded one is so beautiful...

I think this one is very similar to a witch.

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What the author wrote is so ugly that it's hard to tell. The update speed is still so slow. Every time I stop updating, I just brag. If you have the ability, please update it steadily for a month and I'll take a look.

Why are there still people who don't understand why the protagonist wants a ghost ship? He said he wants to surf the sea without a ship and fly in the air? Or build a boat on site? How many years will it take to build? Otherwise, the king of the five seas and the pirate general will kill one for you on the spot. Can she, the protagonist, do it? Also, wasn't it Gray Lint who stole Susie? The ghost captain is a fierce flame, and he doesn't care about the protagonist's nonsense. In short, the protagonist is pure and pure.

I thought it was a new mysterious fanfic, but after reading a few chapters, I realized that I had read a few chapters a long time ago and gave up for some reason. I read a few more chapters this time and still didn't finish. The first reason was that the pace was too fast. The protagonist had no memory of this world and knew nothing about the world. The protagonist was not given time to understand basic common sense. Extraordinary events happened one after another. Here comes the story. First, the protagonist ran for divination, and then met Triss when he went out. He was immediately beaten to death and then resurrected. He died once for no reason, and he was very confused. When he just traveled through time, he didn't even know who he was, and a series of extraordinary events hit his face. The pace was too fast. Then he died and resurrected and changed his identity. So what's the point of writing the previous paragraph? Just to find Klein for divination? The second reason is that the protagonist is a bit reckless, a bit inexplicable, and his mentality is a bit wrong. Not to mention that after knowing that this world has extraordinary power, he wants to know the past memories and goes to find someone to do divination. It is simply seeking death. If the protagonist does not believe in divination, then go find someone. Divination is meaningless at all. If you believe that divination is useful and then someone else knows your memory... It is not a wise choice to do divination no matter what. I think this plot is purely because the author wants the protagonist to have something to do with Klein. After meeting Klein, he will die immediately. After dying and resurrecting, the protagonist has no thought of reflecting on his actions. It seems that he has no feelings for the protagonist at all after dying. He immediately sets a goal for himself to collect Sequence 6 potions (it feels like the author forcibly set a goal for the protagonist to promote the plot) and then starts excitedly. I am ready to make money to buy potions. The protagonist is still a novice in the extraordinary world. He has no common sense at all and does not want to learn the basic knowledge. Then he goes to find a house. In the end, he talks about divination with people for no reason, and is attacked for no reason. I can't stand it anymore after seeing this. I thought I was dead. Finally, it was time to calm down and give the protagonist some time to understand the world, but an inexplicable person suddenly jumped out and attacked the protagonist... I even thought of reporting other cultists to the church to collect the bounty. Is there any other weird idea? I can already imagine the scene behind it. The protagonist is in an extraordinary world. Xiaobai starts to commit suicide by relying on the little information he knows and most of the worldview he has made up in his head. Then extraordinary events appear one after another around the protagonist, and then the protagonist will rush through them all the way, either in a fight or on the way to a fight. There is no time to breathe. Thinking about it makes me feel tired.

Assassin: Specializes in killing evil people. Instigator: Provoke the evil organization to fight among themselves. Witch: Play as a witch, trick evil people and play pranks. Happiness: If physical happiness is not specified, spiritual happiness is also acceptable. Being in the performing industry is painful. Or you can go undercover and join an evil organization, helping the organization to do evil to make the people in the organization happy. Pain: Show your cards, stop pretending, I am a policeman (wrong). Directly kill or torture the members of the evil organization who have been undercover during the happy period. "I just want to see the faces of you evil people crying and crying." Despair: Repeatedly working undercover to punish the evildoer, but having to jump back and ruin the evildoer's plan the moment it succeeds, is it desperate enough? Immortal: Keep your original intention, don't forget why you killed evil people, you should get in touch with normal society at this time, remember that you kill evil people not just for acting, but also for XXX. Disaster: the disaster of evil people. I feel that after playing this way, I will become the female version of Lin Xue Crow. Anyway, if you want to play this kind of negative impact in a positive way, you can basically run all the way towards the anti-hero route. (Copied from Tieba)

Could it be that the ending is Xiao Ke: Huang Tao tastes really good? !