Lord of the Mysteries: Lord of Order

The author was Emperor Roselle, who dared not resurrect yet was unwilling to die, so this book also lies between life and death. 😒

I've already subscribed to the entire book, and I'd like to share some issues I've noticed so far. 1. At first, it was said that the protagonist assimilated the Chaotic Kingdom, and I thought it was similar to the activation of Source Matter, with the protagonist being Source Matter himself.

The protagonist's soul and source essence are fused, yet he still has little power? He can't even return to his source essence after reincarnation? Does he even understand what "devouring traits" means? Those with devouring traits, if they don't die, will possess the corresponding rank and power. He's fused with source essence, yet he's still a weakling?

It doesn't feel right. It's always low-sequence tasks being performed by high-sequence tasks. After a while, it gets a bit tiresome, not interesting, and not satisfying.

Do you have any favorite Western-style names of people and places, such as Aaron Wel and Calvis City? Feel free to leave a comment below this post. Please make sure the names don't overlap with characters from the original work or real-world place names. I will select the best ones for future plot developments. Thank you again.

I feel the protagonist doesn't need to be forced into becoming a pillar; a separate pillar should be created for him. After all, the Child of Chaos is already strong enough; he just encountered the bug that the Celestial Venerable had, a loophole in the rules.

The biggest problem with this book is that it was written as "The Prince's Private Visits" instead of "The Dragon and the Phoenix". The sense of crisis that Kristen Stewart experienced in the original work was not captured. The atmosphere depicted in the original work—where ordinary people were treated like straw and harvested indiscriminately—was not captured. This resulted in the book lacking sustained appeal; once put down, one wouldn't want to pick it up again and read along.

This book doesn't have any major flaws, except that the fact that you can know the effects and side effects of extraordinary items without divination is a bit hard to believe. Otherwise, there are no problems. Overall, it's a pretty good mystery fanfic.

I get the feeling that the protagonist isn't paying any attention to digesting his potions or advancing in rank. Are you going to make something like Sequence Six in 200 chapters?

Finally, the background is right: the duke's son. Putting aside the writing style, I already felt that the settings of those who follow the path of order but are actually commoners were not good. The path of order requires status and position. Klein can digest the potion and become a god in a few years, but I find it hard to accept that a commoner can become a king step by step in a few years.