Review Detail of Pantrah2 in Lord of Mysteries

I have to say that it is one of the best novels in the app. It does have a innovative story idea (as the author is influenced from the cthulhu mythos and he has a novel idea in how to combine them). Th writing quality is as good as it needs to emerge you with the story. It is coherent and grammatically correct (quite an appropriate translation). In regards to story development I have to say that I would have loved to see the story to have to offer some more. I really think that some aspects of the story plot are not as developed as should have (for example abyss, spirit world etc.) The end is also a little ambiguous for my tastes. The character design is excellent. It does show very well how the protagonist feels or how some events impact his emotional state and mentality. Quite a difficult feat in my opinion if you have seen how the plot unfolds (with the madness aspect of the story). As for secondary characters I also do not think that it does have any issues with how their story and personality are developed. For the updating stability I just gave it 5 stars. I read the story when it was fully translated so I do not know how often it was updated. What I do know is the fact that know, where the story is fully translated, for me it does not hold any value. So 5 star to not degrade unnecessary the novel. Finally as for World development I have valued it while speaking for the story development. While it does have a very detailed world, it does lose in the fact that some areas are not being adventured at all, leaving for being imagined. Overall if you want a novel idea and something different of the usual tropes (Isekaid in a magic world etc) it is one of the best options you will have. I really believe that you will have an entertaining time reading it. P.S: Because the author is inspired from Cthulhu, it is not a smile and sunshine plot with a protagonist in which everything in the end just somehow works without losing anything. And fellow reader always remember!! **When you look into the abyss, it looks back into you.**