Lord of the Mysteries: Escape from the Shadow of Time

When a certain crow failed in the battle and was thrown into the starry sky... Ashetela: (*Pretend to be serious) (*Humanity upup) (*Trying to suppress the corner of the mouth) "Thirty years in the east of the river, thirty years in the west of the river..." The whole life is entertainment-oriented and has nothing to do with the plot of the drama.

As title. The author's own definition of this book is that Amon is the "male protagonist", but there is no cp. The specific explanation is: There will be no plot of falling in love with Amon in this article. The reason why it is marked as "male protagonist" is because he has the most roles among the male characters and has his own line in the story. In my personal opinion, he meets the standards of a male protagonist. So it shouldn't be considered a "marriage article", right? Although I don't know what the specific definition of marriage is. Some readers also asked, would you engage in ambiguous affairs without cp? This question is definitely not trivial, but the question of whether there is "ambiguity" is quite difficult for me to answer at the stage of 100,000 words. To be honest, it is quite difficult. The definition of "ambiguous" is just like the word itself. The boundaries are fuzzy and difficult to define. Some plots may not be ambiguous to me personally, but some readers may think they are, and then turn around and call me a fraud. What should I do? If you are really worried about being scammed by me, it may be a better choice to give up this book hahh. A reader also asked me to choose from 123. Although I still couldn't choose, I also tried poorly to understand what this reader wanted to know. Q1: Will the heroine like others (Amon, other characters)? A1: I don't know how to fall in love, and I don't know how to express it clearly. Free heart certificate. Q2: Will Amon like the heroine? A2: It's too weird to ask a question about a born mythical creature. The word "like" is too simple and too normal, and there is something weird about it being associated with Amon. Q3: Does the heroine have no feelings for love or love, has no man/woman in her heart, and is the god of nature drawing her sword? A3: It is human nature to have a longing for romance. But having a longing for romance does not mean that you will choose to fall in love, nor does it mean that you will fall in love with someone. The last section is the analogy plot. I admit that my mental state is not very good, because I really don't know how to explain it, so if I offend other innocent readers, I apologize here orz 1. If you think that there is no ambiguity in the world of justice in the world of mystery, then congratulations, this book has a probability of more than 80% in your safe zone, with a confidence interval of ±20% 2. If you think that there is no ambiguity in the braised noodles Franka in Suhuan, well, you can just read it. A solemn statement: This abstract analogy is more like a scale to test the boundaries of love and friendship for readers who have questions. There is no other meaning than that! There is not even the slightest reference value for the interaction between the male and female protagonists of this book (...) To sum up, the work and the audience choose each other, and the plot arranged by the author certainly cannot satisfy every reader. Therefore, accept it if you can, and quit if you can't. This is not something wrong with you or me, it's just because the audience of this book is not you. I'm trying my best to clear things up without spoiling anything and without over-defining myself. Above (vomiting soul).

The partner who studied abroad in the starry sky and was blacklisted by the outside god; The angel of time and space who rings the bell under the Fool's seat; 🧐🧐🧐 The great Ashtela Mishiki Abraham Amon🧐🧐🧐

We stay tuned to see how the heroine possessed by Amon can escape from the clutches of our god of mischief.

Regarding the secret knowledge that the heroine knows, here are some relatively comprehensive answers. In terms of hidden knowledge, I am all based on the original teacher Dorian. At least what I let the heroine know is directly known to Dorian Gray Abraham, the Ya family. Or at least that's what I reasonably presume he knows! If you forget to ask me specific chapters or speculations in the comment area, it's okay. If you press and accuse me, I can only commit suicide directly. 1. Does Yajia know about sequence 0? My guess is I know. Because according to the original work, Yajia at least knew that Sequence 1 was the Star Key, and that the ancestor Bethel was called Mr. "Gate" and was a nobleman of the "Era of the Gods" where gods walked the earth. So I presume I know. 2. Teacher Dorian also knows about the Antigonus family. Xiao Ke preached to Yajia at that time, telling them to believe in the Fool. The teacher asked, "Are you from Anjia?" I will answer TT if I think of other things/asked about them, please believe me, I have torn up the original work for this purpose, hoping to fill in the plot without making it completely unreasonable. Why do I let the heroine know so much at the beginning? Because I don't want to spend too much time exploring things that are already known in the original work, which will make the plot lack some sense of expectation. So I can only slightly sacrifice the possible rationality, but I am doing research, and I really can't accept it. Please show me your support, otherwise I can only commit suicide to apologize🙏🏻...

Excuse me sir, I would like to introduce you to my Lord. My Lord calls himself Error. In the past, in the present, and in the future, he is the hand of time; the shadow of fate; the embodiment of deceit and mischief. Our Lord resides above reality and the spiritual world, and his mercy is spread across heaven and earth. There are six angels standing beside His seat: Angel of Death: Klein Moretti, this person is dead, so he is called the Angel of Death. Mercury Angel: Sherlock Moriarty is always in trouble, and those involved with him are always unlucky. He is as poisonous as mercury, so he is called the Mercury Angel. Angel of Punishment: Gehrman Sparrow, who specializes in punishing (male) pirates and has made countless strong men at sea frightened, so he is called the Angel of Punishment. Angel of Redemption: Dawn Dantès donated a large amount of property and saved countless people, so he was called the Angel of Redemption. Angel of Life: Merlin Hermes, a miraculous magician who saves and helps others, so he is called the Angel of Life. Angel of Time: Zhou Mingrui. Born in ancient times, active today, spanning a long river of time, it is called the Angel of Time Praise for mistakes🧐​

I've come in and watched it several times, but I didn't finish watching it. The first time I watched it, the male protagonist jumped away decisively. The second time I watched it, I saw that there was no CP. After watching it, I felt that the heroine's character was a bit unbearable and faded again. The heroine's identity as a time traveler does nothing but make her bound by modern moral standards. It is a negative buff. I feel that the heroine is a childish native with modern innocence, giving people the feeling of an innocent lady. The third time I watched it, I felt that the female channel was full of flavor. I really couldn't stand it. I felt that it would be better to put it in the female channel. Putting it in the male channel really makes people feel neither male nor female.

"You have a new order for me, please process it in time."

Ashi and Amon belike

Alice next door has become a god, and Ammondela hasn't won the resurrection match yet.