Lord of the Mysteries: The Visionary Destined by Fate

If you can prove that you are more qualified and capable than Adam in resisting spiritual corruption, Adam will also readily abdicate.

From the audience's perspective, if they want to reach the top of the old days, they must give the protagonist a cheat code. The cheat codes revealed in the text so far include extraordinary luck, the approval of multiple deities, the ability to foresee parts of the plot, and the ability to create talismans in multiple fields at will. There are many more cheat codes to come, but I can't reveal them all at once. If there's no suspense, I don't know how much appeal a novel would have.

😏 Audience Sequence 2 is purely a matter of idealistic combat power; they can become the ancients if they want.

It's clear the author cut it.

If you're just watching, 008 is a must-have, and Ince is an inevitable opponent.

First and first

I didn't read *Destiny* because I couldn't get into it. I don't know if this "Destiny" is an original character or a character from *Destiny*, but it felt like another transmigrator, and the protagonist was working under him. It felt like I was being tricked. In short, the experience was bad.

This kind of writing isn't something you can't understand yourself; it's just fabricated.

I've read 10 chapters and it's still a complete mess; I can't read any further.

With Klein's Sequence 2 coming, how will the author reconcile his impression of Charles? It seems like a real dilemma.