Coincidence

I just had this feeling while watching this episode and seeing all the plot points converging that this was an epic journey lol. The sequence of Klein doing divination has got to be the best visuals the show has done so far it was amazing and hype it's not action but it was definitely more hype for me, the pacing was very good and I understood everything once again this show proves to be its going to be amongst the greatest.

This episode was peak peak peak .

Truly, Lord of the Mysteries never disappoints. In this episode we could clearly see the dots joining and the horrifying coincidences.

This episode was a real test for the doughua watchers those who had not read the novel.

They must have ransacked their brains to understand the plot.. once again Lord of the Mysteries is not for simple watchers , you really have to use your brain.

Thus where Klein finally digests his Seer potion and realizes that there's a mastermind behind the scenes manipulating my fate and all events.

I'm now sure the doughua watchers now understands tye first episodes of they could interpret all this drama.. Whoever still complains is really not worthy.

In short, another peak by Lord of the Mysteries. We lucky just way tooooo lucky.

This is the episode where LOTM begins to approach a route different from that of other anime. Most shows usually make convenient use of plot armor and deus ex machina to summon important plot lines, events and characters conveniently for the main character so as to have the story progress.

LOTM seemed to be on the same track, with the past episodes, Klein was able to become a part of many supernatural events. As watchers, we usually laugh off higher level thinking when we watch these shows thinking along the lines of "dont our protagonist's friends feel that he's always caught up in too many things?" which is usually always the case. The main character appears and every event ends up being attracted to him, but being used to such developments we only consider it as a way to progress the story, a forced progression so to speak.

But this episode changed it all. Klein becomes aware of the many coincidences he's been facing since coming into this world, his teammates point out to him clearly that ever since he joined, the number of events they've faced have been more than they would in a usual season. Events aren't there just to progress our main character, have him become stronger, but are a part of something much bigger in scale with Klein being a part of it. The scope of the world instantly enlarges as all the previous events that have occurred so far seemingly seem connected, who is the true mastermind? Is there more than one mastermind? The special things that occur around Klein no longer seem forced, but deliberately put in, who are the real players in this world? And has Klein simply become an aware 'NPC' in a much larger game?

There's no need to talk about the animation and the production quality, it only seems to get better, but this episode was perhaps the most special of them all because it didn't follow the normal trope. This is more akin to the basement reveal in AOT. There's already a lot I managed to get from this episode, each theory leaves me more wide-eyed than the other. The show has already been able to plant a lot of different points that keep the watchers engaged, such as the mysteries of the Antigonus, The Nation of Evernight, Secret Order, Zaratul, and a lot more.

This episode finally shows the vision. I thought it was all self contained stories and mysteries but everything has a reason huh. Those who dropped it earlier are really going to miss out on this insanity of the show. How the hell did the author come up with something like this? Immediately Picking up the novel after season 1 ends.

Absolute Cinema.

Episode 7 of Lord of the Mysteries was absolutely amazing. This is the episode where LOTM begins to approach a route different from that of other anime. Most shows usually make convenient use of plot armor and deus ex machina to summon important plot lines, events and characters conveniently for the main character so as to have the story progress.

LOTM seemed to be on the same track, with the past episodes, Klein was able to become a part of many supernatural events. As watchers, we usually laugh off higher level thinking when we watch these shows thinking along the lines of "dont our protagonist's friends feel that he's always caught up in too many things?" which is usually always the case. The main character appears and every event ends up being attracted to him, but being used to such developments we only consider it as a way to progress the story, a forced progression so to speak.

But this episode changed it all. Klein becomes aware of the many coincidences he's been facing since coming into this world, his teammates point out to him clearly that ever since he joined, the number of events they've faced have been more than they would in a usual season. Events aren't there just to progress our main character, have him become stronger, but are a part of something much bigger in scale with Klein being a part of it. The scope of the world instantly enlarges as all the previous events that have occurred so far seemingly seem connected, who is the true mastermind? Is there more than one mastermind? The special things that occur around Klein no longer seem forced, but deliberately put in, who are the real players in this world? And has Klein simply become an aware 'NPC' in a much larger game?

There's no need to talk about the animation and the production quality, it only seems to get better, but this episode was perhaps the most special of them all because it didn't follow the normal trope. This is more akin to the basement reveal in AOT. There's already a lot I managed to get from this episode, each theory leaves me more wide-eyed than the other. The show has already been able to plant a lot of different points that keep the watchers engaged, such as the mysteries of the Antigonus, The Nation of Evernight, Secret Order, Zaratul, and a lot more.