Lord of the Mysteries: The Sage in the Tower

It feels okay, but the spiritual power is too weird. The mysterious blue bar is called spirituality, not spiritual power.

The inner drama gave me a headache (´;;`)

There shouldn't be zero power in the Lord of Mysteries, it should be spirituality

Can any Shen Nong tell me what the situation is like?

It's full of two-dimensional flavor. To be honest, the first chapter is a bit poisonous. It's like remembering a royal child in trouble! The second chapter took the drug out of me. The first chapter was full of character, but in the second chapter I thought there would be a cultured person with a story, but instead a childish boy appeared? How do high school students save the world? Aristocratic girl in trouble, a young protagonist with a mysterious history, the brain-twitching experience of writing an evil god and reading as a brave man, the formula for a max-level king to become unparalleled in Japanese light novels! Where is the most classic foreshadowing of the struggle between divinity and humanity in Lord of Mysteries? I don't know how many years of prayers have failed to give birth to the protagonist's divinity? Will the teenage body retain its humanity?

Ugh, I really can't stand this inner drama anymore, and what the hell is spiritual power? It's too dramatic. I gave up

Is the protagonist single, remarried or remarried?

Author, if you change, don't change back. Otherwise, both sides will be displeased.

Well, I received a comment before that power can indeed represent the path of the God of War, and I searched that power represents mystery and charm, which is consistent with the goddess of the night. For this reason, I searched for other information and took a good inventory of the Tarot corresponding to the highest point of the Path of God. The Fool represents the Fool, the Magician represents the Gate The Priestess represents the Mother, the Queen represents the Original Witch The Emperor represents the Black Emperor, the Pope represents the Tyrant The Lovers represent errors, the Chariot represents the Red Priest Strength represents the God of War, the Hermit represents the Hermit The Wheel of Fortune represents fate, and Justice represents the Dreamer Hanging upside down Man represents the Hanged Man, Death represents Death Temperance represents the Bound, Devil represents the Abyss The Tower represents the White Tower, the stars represent the night The Moon represents the Moon, the Sun represents the Sun Judgment represents the Judge, and the World represents the Perfect One I looked up their explanations and I didn't expect that the enlightened person I was searching for turned out to be the world? The world represents perfection, achievement, and perfect results, and the top of the generalist potion formula is called the perfecter Does this mean that the protagonist of the novel I wrote will compete with Klein for the trumpet position when he enters Tarot later? I really am...

The author is really a master at picking out the wool. 90% Of each chapter is nonsense, nonsense without content. Only a combination of 10% and 90% nonsense can we understand what the author wants to express.