
Lord of the Mysteries: The Death Cantor
诡秘:死亡颂唱者
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- Ongoing
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- 744k Words
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- Western Fantasy
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- Mystic Fantasy
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The Shinigami path is a dead end; how can I possibly fight against the goddess?
Now all the fanfiction writers have gone to Jeung-geun. They can't write anything without Jeung-geun, right? I threw up.
Unless the protagonist wants to ascend to Eternal Darkness, he simply cannot compete with the Goddess of Night. If he succeeds, it's a testament to the author's skill; if not, then it transforms into a cataclysmic disaster. Otherwise, the protagonist's highest potential is only Sequence One.
When using the Reaper pathway, one must be wary of sequences with the same sequence, as the Reaper pathway's higher sequences absolutely suppress lower sequences.
Regarding the female lead
The book's outline is mainly divided into three parts, featuring a total of four female protagonists. The Backlund part doesn't have a female protagonist, or rather, it merely provides an opportunity for readers to meet and get to know the other female protagonists. The two female protagonists in the second part have already appeared, but their storylines haven't officially begun yet.
What's going on? Why did they run back to Tingen? There's danger involved, and they weren't prepared to gain any benefits. 😰
The Night is not a competitor to the protagonist at all. If it weren't for the novel's worldview not being one where no one is selfless and willing to ascend to the Old Ones, or if it were just for the reader's enjoyment, the protagonist should have stayed at Sequence 1 for maximum comfort.
It feels so strange, why is everyone discussing the protagonist facing off against the darkness? It doesn't make sense, okay? Only the protagonist can prove they can ascend to the potential of the ancients, their background is clean and they won't be cast as an outsider, they're guaranteed a spot. In this world, at the god level, nobody wants to ascend; everyone defers.
It was originally very well-written and immersive, but the subsequent chapters consistently focused on romantic relationships, which disrupted the immersive experience.
I support multiple female leads, but it's important to distinguish between primary and secondary characters.
Author, your writing skills in romance scenes don't support you writing several chapters in a row, you know what I mean?
The protagonist is a corpse collector.
The protagonist is the Pale Emperor, who repeatedly loses his memory and reincarnates.