Lord of the Mysteries: Order and Disorder

There's something interesting about fanfiction about Mystery: 99% of them don't even get to Sequence 2, let alone things like the Angel King, Sequence 0, or Pillars. Then they get incredibly frustrated with Sequence 9, with things like Tarot cards having members of the same sequence, or gods at the top of the sequence. Finally, they abandon the "Eunuch at Sea" arc, unable to even come up with a demigod.

It seems to be a consensus among fans of the Mystery of the Unknown Sinister tales that becoming the Black Emperor is impossible through the legal route, and the reason lies with Rosell. Becoming the Black Emperor means Rosell's complete death. Furthermore, becoming the Black Emperor would inevitably be hindered by his daughter.

An original female protagonist is uninteresting; it's better to have no female protagonist at all. Creating an original female protagonist feels like a major taboo in fanfiction; it subconsciously makes the story seem unworthy of reading.

Just venting: I suddenly felt like starting a mystery fanfic today. The Lawyer: My Life Goal is to Marry Audrey Of course, the sequence pathway can be replaced with other ones.

I just realized how despicable the protagonist is. He uses the original owner's body, spends the original owner's money, and then claims that the original owner's father's murder has nothing to do with him. He's hypocritical and hypocritical; it's disgusting.

If you can't write about nobles, don't write about them. A nobleman written like a gangster is just plain bad.

One question: as the wielder of the Uncertain Mist, why is the protagonist so determined to join the Tarot Society? The previous master of the Source Castle just sealed the consciousness of the Child of Chaos, and you're already brazenly preparing to enter the Source Castle in your spiritual form? Isn't that a bit reckless? Aren't you afraid of provoking a retaliation from the Source Castle?

I still can't stand it. When did a viscount become so humble? In the world of Mystery and the Mystery of the Phantom Flame, even a baron can point his finger at a police chief and yell at him. You're a viscount, even if you don't have real power, you still have a seat in the upper house, right? And if someone dies, do you need to notify the police? Just dumping them in the sewer wouldn't be a problem at all. Don't think too highly of nobles.

Post-viewing thoughts Let's start with the disadvantages. 1. The protagonist's character is unclear and lacks aristocratic flair (this can be explained by the modern mindset of a time traveler). 2. The story development is illogical. Without understanding Earl Hall's position, the protagonist secretly gave Audrey the potion, and the protagonist's potion was also obtained from Earl Hall.

I still don't understand how the protagonist, who has two level 0 sealed artifacts and two level 1 sealed artifacts, was chased and beaten by a group of people of mid-rank? Is the protagonist too useless to fight, or is the author too bad at writing?