Lord of the Mysteries: The New Black Emperor Arrives

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The writing is too childish, even if it is to show the protagonist's kind character, it is not written like this. Isn't the original Klein a kind person? He also does good things, but never comes off as disgusting. There are also those few court cases that are so outrageous and ridiculous. Do you really think that medieval lawyers did not understand common sense and defense? The lawyer's opponent was designed to repeat the same two sentences over and over again, and the protagonist drew applause for whatever he said casually, which was extremely embarrassing to watch. The writing style is also very average, and the idioms come out of the mouth in the dialogue.

In fact, it doesn't matter if it's the Virgin, most people always yearn for beauty, but the protagonist's performance seriously goes against the fairness and justice in my heart. Allowing others to observe when the protagonist is trading occult knowledge is simply disrespectful to the buyer. The buyer pays to listen, but two people who have never met several times do not have to pay to listen. The part where the protagonist was collecting debts made me even more angry. The two gamblers were cheated of their money and the protagonist complained about it. In the end, the protagonist even licked his face and returned half of the money. The plot in the rural area is even more poisonous. How come the woman hid it from the man for so many years and wasted so much of other people's youth? It was a formal procedure for the man to propose marriage, but the woman's parents also concealed this in order to find a successor. The man was a clown🤡taken advantage of, but in the end, he sympathized with the woman because she was not as powerful as the man? Moreover, the man wanted to give the woman an industry out of guilt. This was made clear to the protagonist at the beginning of the commission. As a result, the protagonist acted as the woman's lobbyist even though he knew that the man was not at fault. I just want to ask the protagonist about your professional ethics? Are you worthy of your identity as a lawyer?

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Holy Mother, going to Tingen to save Dunn really disgusted me. I am a novice and risked my life to save a stranger, but I almost died in Tingen.

After reading seventy or eighty chapters, this book is full of major poisonous points and small poisonous points. It can be seen that the author really can't control the mysterious text. Just to give a few simple examples: 1. The author thinks that the original = the beginning 2. The protagonist does not mind others listening when he trades information. Doesn't the author even know how to communicate alone? The spectators did not pay. This poisonous spot appeared twice. One was a trade to kill his former self, and the other was the Hanged Man's purchase of elf intelligence. 3. The protagonist reminds Old Neil that things are too deliberate. Should he just remind him directly? You can just give a hint in the fake diary. 4. The protagonist is too kind, the Holy Mother (because she does not harm the interests of others, she is not a bitch, but the Holy Mother is not lovable either). For example, after working hard for a long time, you still get less money. 5. The performance in Sequence Nine is too slow. You take on all kinds of things. Are you playing a lawyer or a detective? Are each of the cases annoying? Do you think I like watching you play the role of a detective? One sequence nine dragged on for a hundred chapters and it was still a waste of time.

This introduction was written, and I knew before I even read it that unless the author got the outline of Mystery 2, the Djinn and the Uncertain Mist would definitely be slapped in the face And saving Roselle, let's not talk about saving a ghost in the same way. It's not difficult at all if you really want to save Roselle. The problem of Roselle cannot be solved by the true god. The source of matter can solve it casually. Once the old contamination on his body is gone, whether it is the Kingdom of Time that twists and puts the Knowledge Emperor back on him one after another, or the Source Castle fools history and directly wipes out the history of Roselle's promotion to the Black Emperor, or even the Key of Light's old day level is restarted, allowing him to continue to fall in love and kill with the Steam Queen, it is all without suspense, and there is no need to write it in the introduction.

The introduction is poorly written, and those with high sequence in the same path are all enemies, so don't think about not hurting Roselle.

The protagonist should be a fool, not a black emperor. He has a halo of wisdom throughout the whole process. The original character's IQ will automatically drop when he encounters him.

Put the long review written in the book list into the book review area. The overall plot and rhythm are okay, the middle sequence is well written, and I have the desire to watch it. The politics and the game between gods in the later period are also excellent. However, the author is not very good at foreshadowing, which often leads to deus ex machina or very abrupt plots, and other shortcomings are also very obvious. 1. The emotional drama is terrible - Forsi and Fors were already quite stiff, and Audrey almost made me give up the book. I have never read such a terrible emotional drama. 2. The first one hundred chapters are quite awkward - the male protagonist does not care much about profit-seeking in the early stage, he treats others according to his own standards, and imparts some knowledge for free in tarot meetings and offline. This is understandable, but this type of protagonist is relatively rare at the beginning. But when everyone is Sequence 9, the male protagonist directly tells Xianyu that the full moon curse she received is a cry for help. Isn't this too outrageous? Has the author considered any factors and influences other than the incident itself? 3. The characters in the original work have been reshaped - the moon has always been as impulsive and irritable as a curly-haired baboon, and does not allow anyone to speak ill of the vampires and Lilith. The hermit was also startled. He had no thoughts and calculations of his own. He was not the thoughtful pirate general in the original work at all. All plots involving the Tarot Society are the protagonist's personal show, and the most critical Fool seems to be invisible. Everyone is there to set off the protagonist and use the information gap to make money. If you look at the protagonist alone, this book is okay as a whole, but don't expect the original characters to be as brilliant. The author's own characters are all more fleshed-out than the original characters. 4. The ending is too fast and gradually outrageous - the protagonist is basically invincible after 1+1+1, and then the author starts to push the outline as if there is nothing to write. In the final battle, I was dumbfounded that Amon could reversely replace the high-dimensional Overlooker through the Outer God's Beloved and become an Outer God. The entire ending is pretty good for the initial setting and description. Besides, the extras are pretty good! The research room before the Mysterious Three Kingdoms and the First Age, as well as the Extraordinary Games, impressed me deeply. They were much better than the ending level. Overall: Liangcao-, you can read as appropriate.