Lord of the Mysteries: I Have a Player Panel

No need to prepare potions, no need to act, why not just go out on the high seas and slaughter pirates? A whole month of old days, right?

The writing is alright. What I like most is that the characters basically lay their cards on the table right from the start. What I hate most is characters who don't interfere with the plot and just fawn over the protagonist.

Author, your recent writing is so unsatisfying! Other authors' "cool" stories first suppress the reader's emotions, then deliver the satisfaction – a classic case of "first a big blow, then a sweet treat." But yours is all about giving the sweet treat first, then suppressing the protagonist. Every time the protagonist advances, someone stronger than them appears to torment them.

Seeing the latest chapter, I really couldn't hold back anymore. The protagonist is such a waste! So easily abused. He has three paths: the Hand of Order, the Miracle Worker, and the Conqueror. He's the agent of the Chaotic Kingdom and the Source Castle, yet he's completely controlled by a dual-path Sequence Archangel. 😅 I've never seen such a useless character. He's totally manipulated. I thought there would be some kind of backup plan, but he really did fail miserably.

You can't write politics well, you can't write romance well, and your power level in this "power fantasy" story is ridiculous—the protagonist is mindlessly and relentlessly overpowered while being utterly humiliated by opponents far weaker than him. Just stop writing it.

Chapter four is where he finally confronts Klein. Honestly, the only book with a real-life confrontation plot that's still somewhat readable is *The Disguised as a Descendant of a Time Traveler*. The others, including this one, are absolutely terrible. I'm having a serious aversion to stupidity.

If the protagonist continues to act this useless, then we'll have to quit. He's completely brainless, an idiot, not even half as good as Little K. 😅

The dialogue between the protagonist and Klein was so awkward; it didn't feel like the interaction between two time travelers after their truth came out. 🙂

Why would the author think Adam would come looking for trouble with the protagonist, especially in his true form? No, even a psychopath like Amon wouldn't dare to confront Klee in his true form for fear of disaster. Adam, on the other hand, doesn't care about anything. This is completely out of character... Adam doesn't care who becomes the Dark Emperor; he just needs one.

After reading ten chapters, I had absolutely no desire to continue. It was a mess. I'm not saying it's well-written, but couldn't you at least put some effort into the character dialogue and descriptions? That's what a dignified deity should say.