Lord of the Mysteries: The Sage in the Tower
诡秘：高塔中的贤者
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 725k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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263Chapters
388Recommendations
4.1kFans
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Lord of the Mysteries: Please Call Me Elden Lord
Lord of the Mysteries: The Death Cantor
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It's alright, but the spiritual energy is a bit distracting. That mysterious blue bar is called spirituality, not spiritual power.
The internal monologues were giving me a headache. (´;;`)
There shouldn't be zero power in Lord of Mysteries, it should be spirituality.
Has anyone from Shennong told me how things are going?
It's brimming with anime/manga vibes, and honestly, the first chapter was a bit addictive—a royal child's tale of misfortune! The second chapter completely turned me off. The beginning was so sophisticated, and I was expecting a cultured person with a story to tell, but instead, we got a naive teenager? How can a high school student save the world?
Ugh, I can't stand this internal monologue anymore, and what's with this "spiritual power" nonsense? It's so distracting. I'm giving up.
The protagonist is single; will she become a lesbian or get married?
Author, once you've changed, don't change back. Otherwise, you'll please neither side.
Okay, I received a comment before that power can indeed represent the path to the God of War, and I searched it up and found that power represents mystery and charm, which does match the Goddess of the Night. Therefore, I searched for other information to properly review the Tarot corresponding to the highest point of the Divine Path.
The author is a master at exploiting loopholes; 90% of each chapter is nonsense, meaningless drivel. Only by combining the 10% and 90% of nonsense can you understand what the author is trying to express.