The Notebook

Let the mysteries build up. Having a lot of questions is actually a good thing, they'll answer them in future episodes. The first three episodes are fast-paced because of the contract they agreed on, but the rest will be more stable. I don't understand why there's so much hate from some novel readers just because of the fast pacing. You can expect the series to include every single details.

I know it can be frustrating if you have read the novel for the fast pacing that we currently have in the series but that doesn't justify the 1 star review just because the series doesn't contain the immersion you had experienced in the webnovel.

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.

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.

Get a life, seriously. It's honestly pathetic how jobless these weirdos are - are they just insecure because of Reverend Insanity? This work will never get an adaptation, and it never will. Cope with that. This adaptation is masterful so far. The only downside is the pacing, but it's just a minor flaw, nothing more. I don't need to watch it to know that this episode will deserve that rating. "I hope more people will discover this masterpiece through the anime, and I truly hope this is just the beginning of a long journey. In any case, the world simply isn't ready for this work.

Praise the fool.

Okay this is probably the best out of all episodes the pacing was slower and the dialogue were really great and the mc monologue was really fantastic we now got a hint of his feeling and his personality which am glad each character seems to be mysterious (but of course is called Lotm) the don't seem like npc and the don't feel like background character the all have there own unique ability even the guys we met I really thought the were gonna die in the first episode because anime does that now for some reason, but I like that there showed their strengths, but one think in this series am fascinated about is the power system it seemed simple at first listen but once you think about you also wonder what's the difference between 5 to 4 what's the drawbacks but am wish the will explain that in future episodes this episode was Freaking amazing and am glued as always another visual stunning episode aswell Damn Gachiakuta was my most anticipated anime I was planning on watching just one episode of this series and giving up but I did not expect it too be this good.