Loch-08

Lord of Mysteries is not your average series. If you prefer simpler stories and can't stand suspense, then maybe this isn't the right series for you. The story is one of the most complex and lore-heavy narratives I've ever read. Everything that happens in the plot has meaning behind it-schemes, twists, and carefully laid plans. This is not a series for beginners.

The world-building is top-notch: politics, geography, languages, religion, and culture-it has everything. The antagonists in Lord of Mysteries are some of the best written I've ever encountered. In fact, this is the only novel that has ever given me goosebumps because of two particular villains.

If you're curious and love diving deep into a mysterious world, then that's a good sign-curiosity will reward you here. By the end of the series, you'll understand why this has become my number one favorite fictional story of all time.

If you didn't like it, then maybe it's just not for you-and that's okay. We all have different opinions for a reason. It honestly pains me that you might not be able to experience the same level of immersion and wonder that I had with this story.

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.