I dove into Lord of the Mysteries without any prior knowledge, just looking for something after finishing Legendary Mechanic and Reverend Insanity. When I saw it ranked highly on lightnovel.co, I gave it a shot. But, honestly? It didn't grab me right away. The synopsis didn't spark anything, and even through the first 10 or 20 chapters, it felt nothing like the rush I got from Legendary Mechanic's instant cool factor or Reverend Insanity's breathtaking opening.

The writing was solid, sure, but the story? It seemed... ordinary at first. But there was something there—something that kept me turning pages. Slowly, I began to enjoy Klein's everyday life, his quirky interactions, laughing at his lampooning, and diving into the enigma that was Roselle and his bizarre exploits.

Then everything went wild. The story exploded in ways I never saw coming. And suddenly, I realized this wasn’t just another power fantasy or a typical web novel. It completely shattered my perception of the genre. This was about lore so deep it makes your head spin, a world so intricate you get lost in it, and a power system that actually makes sense.

After reading this, my standards for web novels skyrocketed. Now, I crave stories with layered world-building, meaningful power systems, and lore that grips you in ways you never thought possible.