Lord of the Mysteries: The Assassin’s Wrong Turn

After reading the beginning and then the comments section, I feel the biggest controversy surrounding this book is the protagonist turning back into a male. The problem isn't the change in approach, but the change in nature that leads to a change in tone. It's like going out to eat and you make a chili pepper-shaped dessert with extra-sweet sugar.

1. I read this book hoping to date Xiao Ke, but you're telling me I end up single again? What's the point of writing about dating Xiao Ke? 2. Why spend time reverting the changes in the comments section instead of posting them in the bio? Is it just for a little bit of traffic? 3. Has he been inhaling too much of the occult smelling salts and stubbornly insisting on doing something big?

At first, I was quite puzzled. The author's writing and plot didn't seem to have any obvious flaws, so why didn't the author have even 10,000 favorites after two hundred chapters? Then I realized it's because this isn't really a web novel protagonist!

The author just doesn't believe it. They've already gone down the witch route for fun, and they still haven't carried it through... They jump off a path halfway through just to turn back into a man. I don't understand how they're going to write the rest. It's like they've already held back halfway through... Your protagonist is on the path to godhood, dude.

I tried drawing dozens of pictures in AI but none of them really suited my taste, so I picked two that were relatively good and made some minor modifications in Photoshop. (My drawing skills are average; aside from basic knowledge, they're not as good as AI's.) The position of the hat in picture 2 still looks a bit strange, haha, but I really don't want to change it anymore.

Either don't write about transformation in the first place, or if you've already transformed, don't try to transform back. Transforming into marrying Klein might appeal to readers with certain XP systems, and the results might be decent. If you change back, half of the readers you've already selected might leave.

Uh, I was tricked into coming here by the witch, and now you're telling me I'm switching to Hunter? Isn't it a bit unfair to deceive the readers like this? All the negative reviews are the same; they were initially drawn in by the gender-swapped aspect, and now you're telling me nothing's actually changed???

One thing that puzzles me is that the protagonist hasn't even passed Sequence 6 yet, and there are tons of people in the comments arguing about whether Sequence 2 and Sequence 3 should revert back. The author has already dragged out Sequence 6 for almost 200 chapters; I'd be grateful if they even got to Sequence 3 (the other book, "The Witch," was abandoned at Sequence 3).

The witch is relatable; I wish she could always be a witch. Are there any readers who came here specifically for the witch story and then stopped reading after switching to the hunter?

I just randomly created an original sequence 😂 Sequence name: matrix. Features: Brings the virtual to reality, allowing anything seen to become data of 0s and 1s and be modified, ultimately becoming a matrix of all data. The audience path can be transformed into any sequence and the error path sequence 2 into the matrix path, but the matrix path cannot be transformed into other paths.