Lord of the Mysteries: Order and Disorder

There is a very interesting thing about mysterious fanfics: 99% of them can't write about Sequence 2, let alone King of Angels, Sequence 0, Pillars, etc. Then, in Sequence 9, I am very confused about which Tarot has the same sequence, and which sequence has God at the top. In the end, the eunuch at sea chapter couldn't even hold back a demigod.

It seems that it has become a consensus among Mystery fans that the lawyer cannot become the Black and Yellow Emperor, and the reason lies in Russell. Becoming the Black Emperor means Russell's complete death. In addition, becoming a black emperor must be hindered by his daughter. But as a rule-maker and an expert in finding loopholes, as well as the source of essence, can Huang Tao's life be preserved? There is another way to move up the ranks, regardless of Huang Tao's death and the obstacles of his daughter. Many people may criticize this. But we can't let Huang Tao occupy the manhole all the time.

The original female protagonist is boring, it would be better to have no female protagonist. I feel that the original female protagonist has violated a common taboo and will make people subconsciously feel that it is not worth watching.

Let me complain: Today I suddenly wanted to open a mysterious fanfic, "Lawyer: The Goal in Life is to Marry Audrey". Of course, the sequence path can be changed to other ones.

I just realized that the protagonist is so mean, using the original owner's body and spending the original owner's money, and then saying that the original owner's revenge for killing his father has nothing to do with him.

If you can't write about aristocrats, don't write about them. What a nobleman writes is like a gangster.

There is a question. As the master of the Fog of Uncertainty, why is the protagonist obsessed with joining the Tarot Club? The previous master of Source Castle had just sealed the consciousness of the Son of Chaos, but as a result, you prepared your mental body to enter Source Castle carelessly, and you were a bit desperate. Aren't you afraid of triggering an independent counterattack from Origin Castle? Even if you can hide it from Origin Castle, aren't you afraid of Tianzun's back-up plan? When Tianzun sealed the Djinn, there must be insurance to prevent the Son of Chaos from escaping his consciousness, right? Besides, if you want to participate in the plot of the original work, you don't need to drive it yourself. The main characters of the original work, such as Xio, Audrey, and Fors, are all accessible and can exert their own influence. If you find this troublesome, it would be better to just let one of your subordinates go in instead of going by yourself. Having so many subordinates will always come in handy, right? If the protagonist wants to become the emperor, he must have his own loyal team. This is also in line with the characteristics of the second path of order. I think it is more reasonable than the protagonist joining the Tarot Society himself.

I still can't stand it. When did a Viscount become so humble? He has a mysterious world view. A baron can point at a police chief and scold him. You are still a Viscount. Although you have no real power, you still have a position in the House of Lords! And if someone dies, do I need to notify the police? It's okay to just throw it into the sewer. Don't think too highly of the nobles.

Thoughts after viewing Let's talk about the shortcomings first 1. The protagonist's character is unclear and does not have a sense of nobility (this can be explained by the modern thinking of time travellers) 2. The development of the story is unreasonable. He secretly gave Audrey the potion without understanding Earl Hall's position, and the potion itself for the protagonist is also green. If he got it from Earl Er, it would be a bit ungrateful, and he has not considered the possibility of Xiao Ke dying suddenly in the future. Audrey has a minimum of Sequence 9, plus two Sequence 7s for the Hanged Man and the protagonist who are desperate to get together. It was difficult to pull an ordinary person and Sequence 7 in the original book, but now he really can't die suddenly. And an angel suddenly appeared later. I said it directly. It is possible to have demigods, but there are absolutely no angels in Runen except those in the original work. Otherwise, Qiao San's promotion will definitely bring this help. There may be many demigods, but there are definitely not many angels. 3. The protagonist's thinking is irrational. Before there was no memory of the Uncertain Mist, it would be no problem to learn Tarot. But after you have the memory, you still have the Night Emperor in your body. What use will Tarot be? Anyone who has read the original work knows from the early intelligence that the potion formula contains the Night King, and your most important goal is to gain favor with Xiao Ke. Then if you go to Tingen to save the captain, you will definitely be favored, and it also fits your title. The maximum level of the True God is Sequence 4, otherwise the ashes cannot be suppressed. In addition, Ince is at Sequence 5. If you have a Sequence in your body, don't mention it. If you directly report the location of Ince, a wanted criminal, to the church or MI9, everything will be fine. And the current person is the Uncertain Mist. If you go up to Source Castle, will it really not cause any overreaction? 4. The promotion process is unreasonable. In the original work, Xiao Ke had to perform divination verification after the potion was mixed. Originally, he directly intuitively told him that this was the potion. If his intuition was so easy to use, there would be no out-of-control people who mismatched the potion. 5. The sealed objects are unreasonable. The protagonist has too many sealed objects that have strong abilities but weak side effects. The sealed objects themselves are items that have too strong side effects and can only be used reluctantly. Occasionally, one or two items are okay. The protagonist has complete sets. If it is so easy to use, it is not called a sealed object but a magical item. 6. The character of the protagonist is not clear. I can't sum up the character of the protagonist in one sentence now. For example, Xiao Ke is "kind, gentle, responsible and poor (laughing)", but I can't summarize the protagonist of this book Let's talk about the advantages 1. The time-travel design is reasonable and introduces the outside gods, making the origin of the protagonist's time-traveler clear and unambiguous. 2. The fighting scenes are very exciting, and the depiction of extraordinary abilities is also very good. 3. The royal family has some restrictions on the nobles' hiring of extraordinary people, and the royal family's attitude of turning a blind eye is clearly depicted.

I still don't understand how the protagonist, who has two level 0 sealed items and two level 1 sealed items, is chased and beaten by a group of people in the middle order? Is the protagonist too useless to fight, or is the author too bad to write?