Lord of the Mysteries: From Celestial Worthy’s Backup Plan to Red Priest

I haven't watched it for a while, and I almost want to curse when I see it. Who are you going to write as the protagonist? If you want to write Robert, don't write Alvin. Robert holds the Night Emperor's legacy, a dual sequence 2 sealed object, and behind it are the Kingdom of Disorder + the Son of Chaos, right? Why don't you go to heaven? The protagonist doesn't get this treatment. If you write Robert smoothly, then just let him go offline. I only focus on the main character and write supporting roles like crazy, right? You think you have created an awesome character, but in fact, the more you look at it, the more annoying it becomes.

The author is sure if he will be transgender. If he is transgender, then don't read it to avoid wasting money.

I kind of understand why so few people have watched it, it's so licking.

I have read more than 300 chapters, and there is nothing particularly bad about this novel. The advantage of this book is that it does not follow the plot development of the original work, and has a good explanation of the butterfly effect caused by the protagonist. Although it is generally in the direction of the original work, I personally think that the fan author can write this and the level is much higher than those who only follow the book and suppress the level. Although this book is not so popular now, I feel that the author will have good results sooner or later in the future, perhaps in the next book. I feel that the author has the ability to adapt, but the initial setting is not very good compared to other popular doujins. There are basically two types of popular mysterious fandoms, either they are fun to the end or they grow up step by step. After all, "Shuang" is very simple. Just fill in the protagonist, plot understanding, background or starting strength, pretend to be a master, and show yourself to others. I personally don't like this kind of writing and I feel that the author's writing skills are generally not high. However, some readers just like "Shuang" and can't help it. The second type of step-by-step growth requires more writing skills. I feel that the author of this book is also at this level, and this book is also biased in this direction. However, this book is full of cheats for the protagonist, full of backgrounds, and half of the plot. This feels like the author is very greedy and wants everything. Based on the plot in the book, the protagonist also wants to know the high-sequence powerful people he knows. Before he becomes a demigod, the protagonist wants to have a try with Adam and Amon. Counting how many demigods the protagonist knows now, including Little Snake, the protagonist's brother, the protagonist's sister-in-law, the craftsman demigods of the Trappist Order, Azik, Huang Beibei, the Witch, and the Gnosis Society. There are too many forces involved, so I say the author is too greedy and wants everything. Having half of the plot locked is actually a minor drawback in my opinion. It's obvious that the author was afraid that the protagonist would know the entire plot, so he teamed up with the two demigods, his brother and his sister-in-law, and took off directly, especially to suppress it. The impact is quite large, directly causing what I think is the biggest poisonous point so far. The protagonist exchanges the Hunter Card and Klein of his path for the Black Emperor Card, in order to confirm whether Huang Tao has become the Black Emperor. But the protagonist has already guessed that Huang Tao should be successful based on half of the plot, but in the end, his promotion ceremony was exposed. This indirectly causes the protagonist to have some contradictions in his behavior and psychology. Planned things will always change because the protagonist learns and guesses some information. If the protagonist knew the entire plot, plans would not change so easily. If the protagonist doesn't know anything about the plot, the plot of the novel will be more exciting if he can guess it step by step. However, the protagonist knows half of the story and doesn't know the other half. It gave me the feeling that he was fighting wits and courage with the air. The author also likes to write psychological activities and analysis, which is relatively watery, but if the protagonist simply doesn't know the plot and can slowly guess, this will be an advantage. The protagonist's brother also has some problems with the setting. He is different from the grandfather in other books. His brother steals the spotlight from the protagonist to a certain extent. Let's not talk about whether it is reasonable for the kingdom to have such a non-royal judge. His brother actually has a sealed object made of angelic characteristics. His sister-in-law is a vampire demigod and has a sealed object with a level 0 destiny path. It is an exaggeration. His brother is still young, handsome, has his own power, and can compete with Duke Negan. OK, actually I accepted all of this, after all, the author also gave some explanations. The most terrible thing is that the protagonist's current strength is very low, so he can only play tricks and make suggestions. As a result, the protagonist's brother's IQ is also not low. Doesn't this steal the protagonist's role? His brother wrote a novel and he was the protagonist. I was not surprised at all. And what are you going to do with his brother in the future? Now that he has obtained the Black Emperor card, he knows all about how to become the Black Emperor. He still has royal blood and Sequence 2 characteristics, so how will he and Huang Tao deal with it. Judging from his brother's current performance, he is young, powerful, has a royal background, has means, and has a good relationship with the protagonist. If he is recommended to the second sequence, he will kill the third generation. Maybe if he is recommended to the first sequence, will he become a god?

Turn into a woman, isn't the point of the show the gender change? You can kill Chick, and the protagonist will take over.

It is especially important to read new books in the same period. Once you have not read the same period, it is a dead end and there is no hope. I hope that everyone will not only collect books, but also chase books.

The protagonist only remembers half of the book, so he has to spend a lot of time and space analyzing and speculating on the original plot. As a result, the current main plot advances too slowly and seems stinky and long.

I think the main character's XX plots at the beginning were quite good, but later they became less and less or turned into Robert's XX plots. Because I personally prefer harem novels, and there are very few harem novels written by Lord of Mysteries fans, so I still liked them in the early stage, but in the middle and later stages, they felt a bit watered down.

Witch path? A neurotic sequence, if the author doesn't write it neurotically enough, may not work very well. "Suhuan" is nerve-wracking enough. Scheming, twisting, love, hate, tut, tut, tut.

Come on, author! I am also planning to write a book about Red Priest recently, which I have just started. What I'm talking about here is that the person who was promoted from the red priest was a male, and the person who was promoted from the witch was a female. Although there should be no distinction between genders as ancient times, but as the original two sides, especially the two sides that represent yin and yang, it cannot be justified that there is no gender.