Lord of the Mysteries: The New Black Emperor Arrives

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This is written too childishly. Even if you want to show the protagonist's kind nature, you shouldn't write it like this. Wasn't Klein a kind person in the original work? He would do good deeds, but he never made people feel disgusted. And those court cases were ridiculously absurd. Did they really think medieval lawyers didn't understand common sense or how to defend themselves?

It's fine if he's a saint; most people always yearn for the good. But the protagonist's actions severely contradict my sense of fairness and justice. Allowing others to eavesdrop on his transaction of occult knowledge was utterly disrespectful to the buyer. The buyer paid to listen, yet two people who had barely met listened for free.

I hope the female lead in this book will leave a comment here.

What a saint! Going to Tingen to rescue Dunn really disgusted me. A complete newbie like me, risking my life to save a stranger, and almost dying in Tingen myself.

Having read seventy or eighty chapters, this book has no major flaws, but it's riddled with minor ones. It's clear the author really can't handle a mystery/mystery story. Here are a few simple examples: 1. The author believes that "original" = "first". 2. The protagonist doesn't mind others eavesdropping when trading information. Doesn't the author even know about private conversations?

This synopsis is so poorly written that even before reading it, you know that unless the author has obtained the outline for Mystery II, the Genie and the Uncertain Mist are definitely going to be proven wrong. As for saving Rosell, let's not even talk about the possibility of saving him through the same means. Even if we really wanted to, saving him wouldn't be difficult at all.

The protagonist should be the Fool, not the Dark Emperor; he's got an aura of idiocy that lowers the IQ of any character in the original story.

The synopsis is poorly written, and since all high-sequence individuals from the same pathway are enemies, don't even think about not harming Rosell.

Post the long reviews you wrote in the book list in the book review section. The overall plot and pacing are decent, the middle section is well-written and makes you want to keep reading, and the later political and divine power struggles are also excellent.