[Lord of the Mysteries] Join the Church of the Fool and Get Eight Eggs

[This story will be released as a paid work on Saturday the 13th. Chapters 20 through 30 will be unlocked.] Cecilia became the first beta tester of the full-dive game Lord of the Mysteries. A hardcore grinder and battle enthusiast, she set herself two little goals: become a true god first, then become an Old One. Now and then, she would worship Mr. Fool, making up for the regret of not being able to pet the cat while reading the original. Perfect! But not only did she fail to figure out the timeline, she prayed to Mr. Fool as if he were a true god several times while he was still a Sequence 9 Seer. Then, just as she was about to get ready for a fight later on, she suddenly discovered that she hadn’t paid attention when creating her account and had chosen the Monster Pathway. That’s right, the mascot Sequence with laughable combat strength and all its stats poured into luck. Cecilia, who had always loved the thrill of battle, fell silent for a long time before finally hypnotizing herself: There are no bad classes, only bad players... So let’s do this! Her daily life involved snuggling up to Klein the cat, joining the Tarot Club to watch the fun and sneak in a little swooning over Little Klein, and working hard to complete the main quests and reach the IF route... But why did all the true god big shots seem to know her? Why did this game feel so real? Why was there no exit button on my settings screen? Who stole my exit button??? It’s okay, it’s okay. At least I’m not an Old One’s remnant. Maybe I can figure something out and get home? Wait a minute, Lord of the Mysteries, isn’t this a little too close for comfort? “Legend has it that in a distant age, He toyed with the river of time and fate, choosing the most perfect course from among countless tributaries of destiny.” “He said, good luck would always be with Mr. Fool.” Reader advisory: One-on-one romance, paired with Klein. A lighthearted, everyday story. The author’s brain is on vacation, so readers are advised not to scrutinize the details or pick at the logic. The heroine has a golden-retriever personality. At first, she thinks like a player in a fourth-dimensional disaster game; after realizing she has truly crossed over, her personality changes. I haven’t read Circle of Inevitability, so I’ll automatically skip it. Lots of author-created lore, mainly in the Outer Gods’ battle. Apologies for any out-of-character moments. If Amon shows up, shout “Leodero!”