
Lord of the Mysteries: Playing in the World with the Fourth Calamity
诡秘:从第四天灾开始玩转世界
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 200k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 2d ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
92Chapters
4Votes
311Recs
12Fans
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There are three questions about this novel. First, the protagonist is too arrogant and has serious machismo. The goddess of the night, his words were full of arrogance because the other party was a goddess. Second, the protagonist is definitely not a good person and is very annoying. He is just a minor villain. This doesn't feel like a protagonist, it feels like a villain. Thirdly, at first I thought the protagonist was a female, so I felt a special sense of reassurance. Later, he transformed into a male, which created a sense of separation. The dual perspective and dual protagonist setting at the beginning is the biggest failure. In the beginning the female protagonist was more human than the male protagonist. The male protagonist is completely like a tool. Travelers are a scourge. In all time-travel works so far, there are a lot of inferior time-travelers like this one, using the system to cause world destruction and moral decay. So, to be honest, the protagonist of this book, the protagonist at the beginning is called the female protagonist, I will call it the male protagonist. The female protagonist can rely on the game perspective to start the game, and the subsequent chapters will be easier for readers to accept. After all, there are many people who change the world by playing games through the game warehouse. After reading it, I felt like it was a complete mess. The existence of the male protagonist is the biggest failure, but there is still salvation. The male protagonist represents the GM administrator. But what if the players representing the 4th natural disaster defeated the administrator. The player becomes the protagonist and the male protagonist becomes the villain. This is a real world. And from the perspective of initial introduction, the protagonist can always be the female protagonist, and the male protagonist can be the villain. After all, in all the fourth natural disaster stories so far, the scene where the operator behind the scenes was killed has not appeared. The phenomenon of being counterattacked by the fourth natural disaster. You may be able to set a precedent, after all, your portrayal of the male protagonist is so disgusting. Either use it as a sacrifice, or become the lowest score.
It's just a piece of history within history, a district within a district. Okay, stop talking and go back and wash your eyes.
The protagonist doesn't know the secret plot. What's the difference between this and the aborigines? Most of my interest was gone in an instant. The fanfic had an indigenous protagonist, and the author had some ideas.
It feels a lot like this book written by a mysterious planner, with all the stuff on the left and right.
I think this kind of novel management still restrains the players. Players are indeed the fourth natural disaster. You said at the beginning that the protagonist is only Sequence 4. Several players in the early stage also thought that this game is not simple, but the player behavior highlights a chaotic situation. The protagonist even has few task instructions for the players. At least there is a basic main line.
It's a good idea for players to cause trouble in the mysterious world. Let's look forward to letting the Seven Gods fall, the old days collapse, and the world burn!
Disgusting and illogical The disgusting point is that the player characters created are all negative and don't know how to respect others. Let me put it bluntly, your setting is exactly the same as the real-life experience. How does he behave in this game? In reality, there will probably not be any difference in performance. In the game, you can discuss on the street that a goddess becomes a prostitute. What is his quality in reality? It is conceivable that you wrote these characters just to disgust readers? There is no logic because, first, the protagonist and the player can be regarded as a force. In this case, there is no order at all. I think it is very strange not to kill them, especially the protagonist. The strength is only sequence four. He sends people to negotiate and threatens to kill people from a country from time to time. Why don't we kill him and keep it for the New Year? Even if it is a country-destroying Sequence Four, can't it be killed by two angels? If not, can it be done by three? Secondly, can the player gain the advantage if he can be resurrected? I can't hold back on negotiating terms in front of the saint, won't he be tortured? Can I kill him all the time? If not, can I just be a machine player and die as soon as he is resurrected? I subconsciously thought that the resurrection was not lost, what else can I say? I was really unlucky to read this book. I was happy for a day before I read this book, but I was disgusted for a year after reading this book🤮
The rules of the game are unlimited. Lawless,
Why did Tris die? Actually, I quite want to see Edsek spank Triss 🙂!
The way you write is like a group portrait, but not like a group portrait. You'd better practice more. Anyway, I can't stand it now.