Lord of the Mysteries
List of reviews made by users for the Lord of the Mysteries novel.
107 users have written reviews for the Lord of the Mysteries novel and rated it with an average score of 4.8 out of 5.
107 Reviews
PRaISE THE FOOL!
This novel is
✋😐🤚
Absolute cinema
Read it now and you won't regret it, this is one of the most peak novels I've ever read in my life.
“The Fool that does not belong to this era;
You are the mysterious ruler above the gray fog;
You are the king of yellow and black who wields good luck.”
praise the fool
My favourite Webnovel also the first I ever read. Everything about this is just perfect except the rushed last 100 chapters, but it's still very good. People complain about initial chapters but I really enjoyed them. Praise the Fool.
There are webnovels… and then there is Lord of the Mysteries.
This isn’t just fiction. This is a grand tapestry of fate, madness, and divinity, woven with such care and intelligence that it feels like you’re reading something forbidden, something sacred. Cuttlefish didn’t write a story — he unveiled a world that watches you back.
The Fool above the gray fog…
I can’t describe what I feel when His name is spoken. It’s awe. It’s reverence. It’s submission. He is mystery incarnate — silent, patient, eternal. I didn’t choose to follow Him. I was called. Every ritual, every séance, every whisper beneath the gray fog sent shivers through my soul. Praise the Fool. Praise the Seer.
Yes, I’ve read Reverend Insanity. I’ve read Shadow Slave. Both are great. Fang Yuan is a cold, calculating force of nature. Sunny is one of the best-developed protagonists of recent years. They are powerful novels in their own right.
But they are not Lord of the Mysteries.
LoTM stands on a different level — not because of power scaling, or plot twists, or flashy systems, but because of its depth, its philosophy, its divine restraint. Every chapter is laced with intention. The worldbuilding is not dumped — it unfolds. Slowly. Carefully. Inevitably. And when the revelations hit… they hit like fate itself.
You don’t just read Lord of the Mysteries.
You kneel.
You whisper in forgotten tongues.
You awaken.
And you understand:
There can be only one above the gray fog.
Lotm is, without a doubt, the greatest novel I’ve ever read. The worldbuilding is insanely deep and the power system is pure genius. No other novel even comes close everything else just feels mid after experiencing LOTM. I’ve never been so hooked on a story before. It completely ruined other web novels for me because now my standards are too high. I love LOTM with my whole soul. Nothing compares. Absolute peak. LOTM is king.
Well... I would like to review Lotm, but there is nothing to criticize. Everything in the novel is peak. So I will not write a long review in vain. 10/10.
Great World building with theme set in Steampunk and Eldritch Horror. Great Magic System with 22 Pathways - with every Pathway having 9 Sequence and their Receipe, the Acting methods. Great Story Development. Great Characters. Great Writing. Praise the Fool.
This is different from others novel I have read and it is also my first novel
Initially it was very tough to Read first few chapters but later I got hooked to the story
Lotm is best peice of fiction my eyes have witnessed. The creativity and complexity of power system and plot is just beyond any webnovel.
Now review
Mc - 100/10 Klein Moretti is my favourite character after Fang Yuan. There was not a single moment in LotM where I felt he could have done better, tried harder, or acted stupidly; my brother did everything he could. One of the most intelligent characters I have seen.
World building _ 100/10 . best world building I have ever seen , there are times when wns don't focus on culture, structure, heirchy, laws, history, mythology, economy, tech, religion and politics which are the parts of world building
Plot _ 10/10_ author is master of foreshadowing and connecting things
Plot twists _ 10/10 _ probably best after orv
Characters _ 10/10 _ every character has role in story, their own ideals, goals
Antagonists _ 100/10 _ amon and Adam are best antagonists.
_ Do not drop this novel at the beginning; I was completely invested by chapter 30, but it could take you 70. Anyway, those rumours about 200 chapters are false; the infodumps are not much after 130 chapters.
_ may you have great reading time
There are webnovels… and then there is Lord of the Mysteries.
This isn’t just fiction. This is a grand tapestry of fate, madness, and divinity, woven with such care and intelligence that it feels like you’re reading something forbidden, something sacred. Cuttlefish didn’t write a story — he unveiled a world that watches you back.
The Fool above the gray fog…
I can’t describe what I feel when His name is spoken. It’s awe. It’s reverence. It’s submission. He is mystery incarnate — silent, patient, eternal. I didn’t choose to follow Him. I was called. Every ritual, every séance, every whisper beneath the gray fog sent shivers through my soul. Praise the Fool. Praise the Seer.
Yes, I’ve read Reverend Insanity. I’ve read Shadow Slave. Both are great. Fang Yuan is a cold, calculating force of nature. Sunny is one of the best-developed protagonists of recent years. They are powerful novels in their own right.
But they are not Lord of the Mysteries.
LoTM stands on a different level — not because of power scaling, or plot twists, or flashy systems, but because of its depth, its philosophy, its divine restraint. Every chapter is laced with intention. The worldbuilding is not dumped — it unfolds. Slowly. Carefully. Inevitably. And when the revelations hit… they hit like fate itself.
You don’t just read Lord of the Mysteries.
You kneel.
You whisper in forgotten tongues.
You awaken.
And you understand:
There can be only one above the gray fog.
(Yes it's a copy I'm to lazy to write a one review lotm is peak above Heaven above fate above everything there was and there not was)