Lord of the Mysteries: The Empress and the Chariot

The Current State of Writing by Contemporary Qidian Writers

The first two volumes follow the template of a "cool" novel, with extremely illogical farming elements, but they're still enjoyable to read for fun, as the main plot progresses quickly. The character of Nader is well-developed; his unrequited love is one of the few unforgettable aspects of the story. Even the protagonist's planned self-destruction at the end doesn't feel unsettling.

Ahem, um, could you guys please share some comments from this chapter? Playing single-player games alone is so boring QAQ

From my personal perspective, Caius is essentially burning himself to send a complete stranger to the Old Days, and Caius is the protagonist of the story.

Everyone, let's get some Ah Meng!

Ahem, may I make a suggestion? If there's no male lead, "Night Mommy" is pretty good. Ahem!

Sigh, this book was doomed from the moment the author divided the main character into three parts; it's a real shame.

Mommy~

Has the protagonist regained his memories yet? 😥😥 If he has, we'll see; if not, forget it. Amnesia is pointless. If it weren't for the protagonist, the three combined would instantly go out of control (one goes mad, and the other thinks he just transmigrated, so strictly speaking, he's a different person, not the original).

Caius Carter stood at the door of No. 2 Narcissus Street, staring in astonishment at the door. Outside the fence decoration by the door, a blue cat was crouching there, craning its neck to look around. Today, due to special circumstances, Caius returned home alone.