My Tantra Adds a Little Bit to Life

Name: My Tantra Adds a Little Bit to Life
Author: Divine Deer Transformation

我的密教加点人生

by Divine Deer Transformation (神鹿化灵)

Status: Completed
Length: 113k Words
Genre: Western Fantasy
Audience: Male
Subgenre: Sword & Sorcery
Updated: 3mo ago
Source: Qidian

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Synopsis

If our world was as we see it, this knowledge would have no effect, but it does. Lucius travels back in time to the roaring steam of the Victorian era. Here, occultism is prevalent, and reason and madness are intertwined. He just wants to live longer, but the first thing to solve is graduation and employment. "The instructor at the college had no good intentions. The short paper he assigned me turned out to be a book hiding occult knowledge. Fortunately, I was able to master it." Lucius has an occult diary in his mind. As long as he does things that comply with the code of conduct, he can gain occult points. These points can not only help him quickly master knowledge and digest magic potions, but even reduce madness. [Use divination to help citizens find missing kittens, get 2 pence, and gain +1% occult mastery] [Read the document "A Collection of Gentlemen's Jokes", obtain the occult knowledge "The Secret of the Night Watch", and gain 1 occult point] [Send warmth to the single noble lady, get +2 occult points] … Years later, Lucius wrote in the opening chapter of his autobiography: "Come seek me, come meet me, and I will grant all your desires, for I will always have what everyone desires."

Reader comments

Up to Chapter 19, this book feels like a serial novel with elements of a esoteric cult simulator. I don't know what happens next. Let me know if you've read it.
2 likes3mo ago
Too many settings, too little expansion
Reading the title, I thought it was a secret cult, so why did the protagonist go to the Anti-Suppression Bureau? The overwhelming series settings are more tiring than Lord of Mysteries. Many places are inexplicably not expanded, such as Moran's Bookstore and the Shedding Club. These key places are not expanded, and a large space is spent explaining other sequences. After reading too many sequences, I can't remember them, so I don't care. After all, what happens after the introduction? Alas, if you don't expand it, it will just make people feel annoyed. What's so cool about Chapter 50? Is the original owner knowledgeable? Or is it because the protagonist is talented? The main character's marksmanship is even more inexplicable. He's 5 meters tall, brother! Shouldn't we add the ability to maintain accuracy even from 50 meters away? This makes this time traveler look useless. According to the set level, the cultist should not have survived the third golden chapter but was cheated and killed by the protagonist. It is okay to actively attack the protagonist and be killed later. I escaped again and again, but the plot didn't develop at all. I don't understand why the author is holding on to the plot, just to show the setting? I hope the author's main line creation goes smoothly.
1 like3mo ago
Is the currency a British base conversion?
1 like3mo ago
That's cool, it's cool, you're really disappointing the readers.
3mo ago