The Notebook

The third episode of Lord of the Mysteries, "The Notebook," is a solid continuation of the series, maintaining its breakneck pace by covering roughly 30 chapters of the novel.

This rapid pacing makes the episode somewhat challenging to follow at times, though not impossible to grasp.

The animation remains stunning, consistent with the high quality of previous episodes, and the fight scene is a standout, packed with dynamic visuals and excellent sound effects that amplify the intensity.

Baised fans are rating every episode 10/10. What they will rate when the better episodes come ?

As of writing this review, the episode holds an IMDb rating of 9.7. Honestly, is it that exceptional?

Fans are calling this "peak fiction," but I strongly disagree-this episode doesn't even come close to that level. If a standard episode like this is being hyped as the pinnacle, I'm eager to see how audiences react when Lord of the Mysteries truly hits its peak.

This series has the potential to soar to even greater heights. Just wait-it's only going to get better.

Episode 3 of the Lord of the Mysteries donghua was absolutely stunning! The animation quality was even better than before, and the atmosphere captured the eerie, mysterious tone of the novel perfectly. Klein's expressions, and the voice acting all came together so well. I loved the way they handled the fight scenes-it felt intense and immersive. The soundtrack added so much tension, and the transitions were smooth. I can already tell this adaptation is going to be something truly special. I'm completely hooked! Very action packed and good combat choeography . Definetely looking forward to this show.

I really liked the pacing of this episode. The fight scenes were choreographed brilliantly-they felt intense, raw, and immersive. I loved how the camera movements and animation elevated the action, making every hit and motion impactful. The soundtrack was perfect, adding layers of tension and emotion throughout the battles. The smooth transitions between scenes kept the momentum going without any jarring moments. Even the buildup to the fight had weight. Honestly, I can already tell that this adaptation is shaping up to be something truly special. It's going to be amazing, and if they keep this quality up, it might become one of the best adaptations we've seen in years.

The pacing is much better and flows more naturally than the first two episodes. I'm giving all three 9/10 because I want them all to be better, but I like this episode more than the other ones.

The visuals are not as crazy as the previous episodes either but the fight scenes are stellar. It's also a bit more grounded and easier to follow.

For the flaws: Klein's reaction to some characters feels a little inconsistent or unnatural considering what happened in the previous episodes. Some of them can be improved by just a few lines of inner monologues. Hopefully the requirement to crunch scenes in certain episodes will cease to be a problem for the writing in the future.

It's sad that how many people hate this amazing anime for no reason. The episode has gotten so much 1,2 star review even before anime episode release. This anime needs support not hate . People like these are what making anime community so toxic. I hope admin see this review and fix those review. So people don't miss on this amazing story. Now, for people who are giving bad reviews for not understanding. I want to say that please wait till ep 13. If you still didn't understand then you have every right to rate it low. This is a mystery anime . It can't show you everything on first 2 episodes. Thank you .