Mastermind

When it comes to peak production, Lord of the Mysteries tops the rest... This episode was just another peak... Everything was just perfectly presented, the fight was absolute cinema... To think that this is going to be more peak in the next episodes, I just can't wait..... The performance presented by the nighthawks was so great and emotional.....How am i supposed to watch the last two episodes.

Another week another peak episode. We are slowly getting to the end. Madam Sharon was doing some really sus things 👀 but lets not get into those. The episode run smoothly like the last few ones. The fight with Madam Sharon was amazing and Captain Dunn was a GOAT. But ofc we will not be left without being devasted. Another loss. RIP. Seeing Klein losing it was truly sad. But the highlight of the episode was the final scene. Wtf was that!? I need answers now. Overall lotm delivers another solid 10/10 episode. My expectations becoming higher day by day. Hope it continues to blow me away.

At first glance, this story might not seem like an action series at all - it's more focused on mystery, detective work, and solving cases. But when the time for action finally comes, it transforms into absolute cinema. The contrast between the calm, investigative pacing and the explosive fight scenes makes the experience even more impactful. Overall, I was pleasantly surprised, and I'd say this title is definitely worth watching.

This is the third last episode, I don't have any words to describe how peak are the last two episodes gonna be. Lord of the Mysteries never disappoints.

How captain fought, how Klein fought, and Kenly......

It was just peak, I can't understand how people can still complain... Just drop tye last two episodes already.... I'm rooting.... Can't wait for them to "save Tingen"

The visuals and music were truly grand and epic, whether it was the scene behind the Channis Gate or inside the parliament. I really appreciated how the episode highlighted the dire societal conditions in Tingen-an issue reduced to mere debate fodder for novelists and aristocrats in parliament, with no real action taken to improve things.

Klein summoning his own spirit body did feel a bit rushed, but that was quickly overshadowed by how well the fight was executed. It was clear, trackable, and systematic-something I felt was lacking in Episode 5's fight with Trissy.

Once again, this episode was a reminder of just how brutal this world is, where a single mistake or moment's hesitation can cost someone their life. The cliffhanger at the end was merciless.

Overall, the series has regained the momentum I felt it lost in the previous episode.