
Lord of the Mysteries: The Demoness Family's Double Agent
诡秘:魔女家的二五仔
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The most poisonous thing is the protagonist's name. He also said that he and Klein were classmates at the same time. In a world full of Western names. Suddenly a name with obvious Chinese style appeared. Mr. Ke didn't even have the slightest idea. Are you trying to trick everyone in this world?
The protagonist is a fun-loving person. What would happen if we knew in the early stage that Klein is a fellow (this fellow is not that fellow) or a fool? Turn Klein into Melissa's sister 😏?
It's not easy
Finally someone is writing a mysterious fanfic about tasting the taste of a witch, please work hard
Full review: pros and cons of this book
My suggestion is that before reading this book, you should keep in mind the two important settings that were revealed in the middle period without any foreshadowing - 1. The protagonist, Zhou Mu, replaced Klein as the Lord of Mysteries, and now it is the second cycle; 2. The protagonist, Zhou Mu, was once the ancient god Elf King, and it was only the demigod who regained his memory. If you don't read with these understandings in mind, you won't be able to survive the first two hundred chapters because you won't be able to stand the protagonist's arrogance, arrogance, and stallion. Advantages of this book: 1. The interaction with the witches is well written, and all witches like the protagonist. But in the middle and later stages, there is no plot about the witch. 2. It is related to almost all the female characters in the original work, and may suit the appetite of some readers. 3. The later ideas are very good. The plot of becoming a god is continued until the end. It can be seen that the author has his own opinions on the original work, and it is a good opinion. It is also unique among many fans. There are too many shortcomings. 1. The OOC of the original female character (of course, if it is acceptable, this is an advantage). Some are milder, and some, like Lovia, are completely different people. Of course, this can also be seen as an advantage, that is, all the characters are very human and seem to be immune to chaos and madness. 2. In the Stallion novel, many female characters in the original novel are related or ambiguous to the protagonist. When they first meet, the protagonist will use coercion, coercion, and harassment to make some of the original female characters surrender - this is true for Sharon, Forsi, and Lovia. Reviews from book friends are relatively fair: a clumsy tease full of imagination. 3. The stupid double standards in the early stage - there is a clear hierarchy below oneself, and everyone above oneself is equal. The protagonist faces all kinds of physical and verbal threats from people lower than him in the sequence. When facing Bernadette who is higher in the sequence than him, he gives all kinds of embarrassing compliments and flattery, and then "I want to make friends with you."; Facing the Coconut Egg Tree in the sixth sequence, "You are too friendly to me, I need you to give me a reason." 4. The author's writing style and grasp of rhythm are lacking. The previous cheats and descriptions of the protagonist are not enough. It only makes sense after more than 230 chapters of explanation, but it is too late. This resulted in the protagonist being just an arrogant and arrogant playboy from Chapter 50 to Chapter 200, with no charm at all. 5. The author is too concerned about the new settings and plots in Suhuan, so that the rhythm and plot are affected in the later period, resulting in visible outline changes and a serious decrease in readability. 6. The author often uses the protagonist's mouth to output a large amount of his understanding and opinions of the original work, resulting in high and low readability. 7. The title of the book is Witch, but the Witch never appeared again in the middle and later stages of the book. Overall: Food and grass-, you can read as appropriate.
To be honest, I don't feel that the mysterious world view is hopeless at all.
Here I have a more convenient object for comparison-Warhammer 40K. The world view of Warhammer is really disappointing compared to the mystery. And they keep losing. The four gods of chaos will never die, the future of mankind is dark, and the emperor often makes stupid moves and plays bad chess. Why do so few people scold the emperor? To put it bluntly, when the emperor has something to do, he really comes to him. His friend is dead, his son is dead, and he sits on a golden toilet and suffers for thousands of years. What about Kesheng? How nourishing will he and his tarot be? Squid is reluctant to abuse his protagonist group. It's too smooth. Who will be tolerant to those with vested interests who are well-fed? You squid, but whoever writes Tarot Club will sacrifice it? Omeiling would not be willing to die, and Forsi would not be willing to die either. Hanged Man, right? Is the moon okay? Is the sun okay? If no one in your protagonist group dies, where is the despair of this end of the world reflected? Is it reflected in the occult gangster? Is it reflected in protecting the legitimate rights and interests of prostitutes? That's so desperate
Why are you always thinking about your B Suhuan? You think your grades are good, right?
If you don't want to die, cut off the ring immediately
Su Huan is completely disgusted. If you really want this book not to be affected, you'd better cut it as soon as possible. Not to mention the Suhuan itself, your book has become disgusting since it started to be contaminated by the Suhuan setting.
What did 144-149 write?
A huge character OOC, a wild dog-like protagonist, a selfish person breaks his defense in front of a selfless person, but in the end you told me that the selfish protagonist prostituted the selfless Lovia? Do you think the author is right?
A day in the Tarot session
One day, the Church of Fools was discussing the next matter "Destroy a star": simple, too simple "Create a true god and even the old days": Of course, this is what is planned. "Kill a pillar": This requires careful planning. You can arrange to have his hands on _ after his resurrection, and morally kidnap him so that he cannot be resurrected. In short: it is feasible. "Abolition of the prostitution system": No, this is too radical! Social progress must come slowly!
I think the author thinks the results are too good