Lord of the Mysteries: I'll Be the Red Priest

This is a mess. In the first chapter, the protagonist transmigrates for several years and reaches Sequence Four, but he can't use his extraordinary abilities at all. He's easily manipulated like a dog by the Sequence Four's audience pathway, doing whatever he's told without any ability or thought of resistance.

The protagonist is currently a Sequence 4 Iron Knight, corrupted by the City of Calamity, but also possesses the innate characteristics of a half-Sequence 9 Arbitrator, which leads to an abnormal mental state. However, he is accompanied by an Adam clone, so the problem is not too serious. Advantages: 1. The protagonist's biggest advantage right now is time.

Intelligence here refers not only to the ability to construct a plot, but also to the ability to distinguish right from wrong and grasp the essence of things. Judging solely from online trends, both Squid and Klein are universally hated capitalists; everyone loves stories of red spreading across the world and eliminating capitalists.

Are there any mystical aristocrats, mystical gangsters, mystical brothel owners...? You won't want to miss it!

The protagonist's beginning is too off-putting; he used to be a prostitute and was sexually assaulted by his stepfather as a child, resulting in infertility, and then he became male again. 😥

The protagonist is a remnant of the pre-apocalyptic era, one of the cocoons of light hanging on the Source Castle, and belongs to the same category as Klein and Roselle—this is indirectly revealed in the original text. But I want to analyze why the protagonist, as a Source Castle transmigrator, would have a connection with the City of Calamity?

Is a female hunter who transforms into a man but whose psychological gender is female, and a male witch who transforms into a woman but whose psychological gender is male, considered heterosexual? Or is there some unique classification? And, who is the husband and who is the wife? 😵😵😵

"Classic," again, it's about classic mystical aristocrats and prostitutes. To turn a mere novel into a political farce, turning it into a fandom, truly deserves the title of the "Genshin Impact" of the online novel world. Ultimately, it's a matter of writing difficulty.

First of all, feminism is the least important issue in the mysterious world, because most people in the world are no different from animals, lacking even the most basic human rights. What's the point of talking about feminism then? The development of feminism should at least be based on the premise that "women have rights that men don't."

What a load of nonsense! The first chapter is already rubbish. How could a transmigrator or a Sequence 4 transmigrator hand over their consciousness to someone else?