Lord of the Mysteries: From Amon's Avatar to the Pillar of Fate

The spiritual breath of Sequence 4 cannot kill Tris of Sequence 8, which is funny.

Klein is too miserable. It would be nice if the protagonist could be the Lord of Mysteries and Klein could enjoy the blessings of an ageless witch.

Don't you think it's too inconsistent with the Western fantasy worldview that you always use fantasy words like merit? I almost can't get off. Some people may say this is a characteristic of Beidalu, but I have never seen Suhuan. I'm isolated

First of all, let me make it clear that I have not read the second chapter because I think there are too many highlights. I will briefly talk about the highlights of the first two chapters that I read. 1. The protagonist is the clone of Amon Sequence 8, who was sent to explore places related to the Western Continent. I don't know what the author is thinking, but would Amon send a clone of Sequence 8 to a place related to the Key of Light in the Western Continent? Amon can definitely tell the level of power. What kind of sequence of clones would such a high-level power send? 2. The protagonist came because a relic caused the death of Amon's clone, but the surrounding clones didn't respond? And why are there hundreds of people standing around! Does exploring the ruins require hundreds of mid- to low-sequence Amon to break away from normal life and watch a movie? Demigod Amon still wants to steal memories? Those who are less vigilant can fuse with the Insect of Time, and those who are better will not steal the memories of dangerous clones. 3. A copy of Sequence 1 pollution (characteristics?) Dropped from Suhuan is ready to be used as a divine vessel for the protagonist? Please click to enter text. 4. I don't remember if the temple where the holder of the Key of Light is located is the Great Leiyin Temple, but it is definitely the same place as Xiaoke's Gray Mist, and it is an extension of the Kingdom of God. Where are the symbols of the Nakshatra? And can you put power into it? If Su Huan has such mastery, how can he be a holy monk? 5. Regarding the loss of control of Amon's clone, it is the eyes on the body that look toward the starry sky. Looking directly at the star ring is no big deal and has no knowledge. Even more outrageous. Has the protagonist changed his job to become a hermit? When did it stop looking at the old branch and there is nothing to do and no knowledge? Xiaoke watched the master of rap in Source Castle not as relaxed as you, so no good. I don't want to write about the remaining poisonous points in the first two chapters, that's it.

No, brother, what kind of shit fandom are you writing? Apart from the name, is there anything else in it that fits the original work?

Pillar of Destiny? Is the protagonist planning to join the Three Fates? Although the three-in-one destiny family can become a pillar, it will also lead to the initial recovery... Does the author have any special settings in this regard?

I think there's something wrong with this recent paragraph, first of all. You must know that the protagonist is Amon's clone. Doesn't the goddess of the night know? He can't really offend Ah Meng! It seems that Amon's character is unknown even if he is the protagonist. It's just that it appears to be its doppelgänger. People will also take care of it. Unless the goddess of the night really doesn't want to train Klein. And I thought hmm. Not until now, well, the protagonist doesn't have the intimidating power of Amon's clone at all. It feels a bit low. Um.

Drag a bunch of people with the highest sequence six to work as silent disciples? If you open an incomplete mythical form, it will directly destroy the team.

The beginning is startling, and the writing style is also very messy.

Personally I think it's pretty good, but I recommend reading this book after reading Mystery and Suhuan (I personally like Amon in the original work). Also, cheers to the author! 😆