Lord of the Mysteries: A Poor Man's Rise

Sequence of the Poor God: Sequence 9: Moonlight Clan, Sequence 8: Unemployed people, Sequence 7: Poor people, Sequence 6: Beggars, Sequence 5: Losers, Sequence 4: Messenger of Dilemma, Ritual: Bringing the plight of money to a city, Sequence 3: Incarnation of hunger and cold, Ritual: Making people live The level has regressed below the poverty line, Sequence 2: Wings of Poverty, Ritual: Spread the wings of hardship and shroud people's lives, Sequence 1: Hollow, Ritual: Cover the shadow of the hollow on all wallets, Sequence 0: God of Poverty, Ritual: Make a country move from prosperity to decline, taking the magic potion in the wave of ruin. The Lord of Poverty, the King of Dilemma and Doom, -Ownerless, the incarnation of Zero, the essence: the Kingdom of Nothing plus the "God of Poverty" uniqueness plus the "Returner to Zero" uniqueness - the uniqueness plus the "Hollow" extraordinary characteristic plus the "Doom Bell" extraordinary characteristic.​

The arrangement of things is a bit deliberate. The main character is not a time traveler and it doesn't feel very immersive. Also, the main character's parents are big bosses. The result is just like an afterthought. For the sake of Tingen, the plot doesn't even seem to have a backstage. If it weren't for this, the main character would have died several times.

Hunter father + witch mother? Are you so good at playing? The hunter has three sequence 2s, and his father has the most sequence 3s. Do you want to have hot pot later?🙂

The so-called poor man's path probably looks like this, (grafted from the book club next door who was taking the imperial examination in the Lord of Mysteries.)

First of all, I think attitude is very important. The content of the book is one, and the typos are one. Is this book a typo? ? ? Isn't the Hanged Man's name Alger? What the hell is Ajer all the time? The newly added force Silent Hill has no sense of immersion and is all inexplicable. The same goes for the protagonist. First of all, he is not a time traveler and has no sense of immersion Furthermore, I have read dozens of chapters. If it weren't for the protagonist, he has died more than once. Sequence 9 has no combat power to promote the plot. Slowly, and the book is so ridiculous. In fact, Ince is still alive and kicking in the past seven or eight chapters, and the various new contents are not well connected with the original work. For example, the protagonist said that the psychological alchemy meeting is related to the Creator, and the red priest card of the protagonist's house appears inexplicably. Isn't this thing in Xiaohong's place? Now it's the protagonist's house again and the protagonist's father hasn't found Sequence 1 yet. Is the card fake?

I feel that the pace is too fast, and it makes me tired to read. I prefer to go more step by step, relax, or simply write invincible stories. The protagonist starts to deal with demigod angels at sequence 9 and sequence 8, and the events come one after another, without any time to breathe. The protagonist has been in a tense and dangerous environment. As time goes by, I feel very tired. I thought it was not bad at first, but at the end it started to skip chapters, and then I didn't want to read it anymore. Also, it doesn't matter that the protagonist is a local, but it feels very awkward to arrange a time traveler's parents, and the protagonist's mother is right next to her, and she will watch from the side when encountering danger. Let a low-sequence person face the enemies of demigods and above... In Lord of Mysteries, there are two worlds: demigods and under-demigods. It's okay to touch demigods at sequences 5 and 6, but it is too exaggerated to run to contact demigods and above at low sequences.

Doesn't anyone question the unreasonableness of Zhou Mingrui's series of "conducting two tarot sessions, getting to know Justice, the Hanged Man, and knowing the audience sequence" just one day after arriving?

The protagonist's mother asked him to solve the notebook incident by himself, which shows that the protagonist has some extraordinary common sense and ability, and then turned around to help a strange girl... Also, no one in the protagonist's family helped when the protagonist was involved in a mysterious incident, they were all American police.

Is it something like this?