Lord of the Mysteries: Please Call Me Elden Lord

Was he ever a king? Some of this is just random writing and assumptions.

In the Dharma Ring, the Supreme Will is positioned on the same level as the Original Creator, the Creator God, the Creator. The Elden Ring is a crucial creation of the Supreme Will, roughly equivalent to Source Matter. Moreover, only one law can be inscribed within the ring. The owners of the Ring of Law and the Law are gods, and the king is the companion of the gods.

There are too few fanfics for "The Ring of Law" and "Mystery of the Unknown," and their popularity is low. "Mystery of the Unknown" suffers from the original work overshadowing fanfics, while "The Ring of Law" is already a niche genre within fanfiction. The author's writing is quite interesting, but due to the genre's limitations, at the same level, the potential for "The Ring of Law" + "Mystery of the Unknown" fanfics is significantly lower than other popular genres.

Prerequisites: The setting is just that—setting. It rarely restricts the protagonist. Familiar readers know I rarely use this; it's simply a pre-written setting that I release if someone wants to read it. Moreover, the protagonist can be modified like Amon; what's restricted are newer Faded Ones like Little K, hehehe. Sequence Nine: Faded One

Klein is suffering too much. The protagonist becomes the Lord of Mysteries, while Klein enjoys a life of luxury as an ageless witch.

It was a bit tiring to read, as the story rarely unfolded completely. There were various interruptions and jarring moments, even during the conversation with the mysterious queen, Leonard would suddenly burst in and interrupt. Similar plot breaks occurred many times in the earlier chapters.

Many people have questions about the setting, so here's a brief explanation. Why do some settings seem inaccurate? First, a considerable amount of time has passed since A-Tu became king. The Faded Ones won't remain stagnant; in this setting, they've already committed to returning to their homeland, so don't take the game's ending as the final destination.

Author, the title you used is incorrect. The protagonist is an ancient being and shouldn't be given such a title. What you're using now is clearly the title of a true god. The protagonist's status should include authority and symbolism, and should be similar to the title of an outer god in the Ring of Destiny.

I asked what would happen if "Perfect Law" entered the Mysterious World. It said it would turn the Mysterious World into a normal fantasy world, the original creator would be destroyed, and there would be no more side effects from taking magic potions. I started a new conversation and asked the same question again. He said the French Ring would be corrupted and turn into a new Outer God.

1. The parallel storylines of "Mysterious Ring" were poorly paced and somewhat boring. The multiple perspectives were a major drawback for readers. "Mysterious Ring" already featured various perspectives from multiple characters and antagonists, and the protagonist's various fusions and intrusions into the "Mysterious Ring" felt disjointed and unsatisfying.