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Lord of Mysteries, Episode 2: still no Norse mythology, but we continue with antiquity. We have Bacchus, the Roman god of wine and fertility. There's Hermes, the Greek messenger of the gods – although in the series it's an ancient language. At least the capital of the Loen Kingdom sounds Swedish – Backlund. #bacchus #antiquity #lordofmysteries #诡秘之主 #manhua #donghua

Lord of Mysteries, Episode 1: So far, no Norse mythology. Instead, there is a reference to Greek antiquity (?): a diary of Antigonus. Several people with this name are known from antiquity, and I thought of Antigonus I Monophthalmos (the one-eyed), who was successor to Alexander the Great. And although Odin also had only one eye, the two have nothing to do with each other. Let's see if the series refers to a historically Antigonus/Antigonos. #诡秘之主 #lordofmysteries #antiquity #manhua #donghua

Lord of Mysteries (诡秘之主): Somehow I completely overlooked this series last year. Now I've been told that characters from Norse mythology are mentioned in it. At least by name. So now I have to watch the series to find out more. Has anyone seen or read the series? If so, which is more worthwhile? Unfortunately, I would need a translation, as my Chinese is practically non-existent. #norsemythology #诡秘之主 #lordofmysteries #manhua #donghua