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

I hadn't watched it for a while, and when I watched it again, I just wanted to curse. Who the hell did you even write as the protagonist? If you're going to write Robert, don't write Evan. Robert has the Night Emperor's legacy, dual-sequence 2 sealed artifacts, and the Kingdom of Chaos and the Child of Chaos behind him, right? Why don't you just fly to the moon?

I need to confirm if the author will undergo gender reassignment surgery. If they will, I won't read it to avoid wasting my money.

Now I know why so few people watch it—it's too sycophantic.

I've read over 300 chapters, and this novel doesn't have any major flaws. Its strength lies in not blindly following the original plot; it provides excellent explanations for the butterfly effect caused by the protagonist. While it generally follows the original story's direction, I personally believe that a fanfiction author who can write something like this is far superior to those who simply…

It's all about gender-swap, isn't it? They can kill Chick and the protagonist can take over.

Following the release of a new book during its initial release period is extremely important. If you don't outpace other readers in the same period, it's a dead end with no hope. Please don't just add it to your collection; actively follow the book!

The protagonist only remembers half of the book, which forces a lot of time and space to analyze and deduce the original plot, making the main storyline progress too slowly and seeming long and tedious.

I thought the initial scenes involving the main character were quite good, but they became less frequent or even turned into scenes featuring Robert. Since I personally prefer harem stories, and harem fanfiction of Lord of Mysteries is rare, I really enjoyed the early parts, but the later parts felt a bit padded.

A witch's path? A neurotic sequence; if the author doesn't write it neurotically enough, the effect might not be very good. "The Ring of Destiny" is neurotic enough. Scheming, coyness, love and hate, tsk tsk tsk.

Keep it up, author! I'm also preparing to write a Red Priestess story recently, and I've just started. My idea is that the Red Priestess who ascends to the status of an Ancient should be male, and the Witch who ascends should be female. While it's true that Ancients shouldn't have gender, as the initial two aspects, especially those representing Yin and Yang, it wouldn't make sense for them to be genderless.