My Soldiers Can Be Resurrected Infinitely

The feeling this book gives me is that of depression. There are humans with no superpowers, monsters with strength far beyond human beings, the protagonist who is suppressed everywhere, greedy and repressed nobles, and no planned development route. Since the author wants to cooperate with the nobles, he should not make the nobles too arrogant and greedy, otherwise it will be really hard to read. He has extraordinary power, does not develop civilian organizations, and actively woos the nobles. It is very uncomfortable.

This author. . . . There is no way to say that the title of the book attracted a group of people who wanted to read the Fourth Natural Disaster. The free chapters were all written about local people, not even a bit of information about the Fourth Natural Disaster was left out, and a bunch of people who wanted to read the book were selected. For the paid chapters, just start with a big one, start writing about the fourth natural disaster, and then filter out the local ones. Brother, if you are not cool, who will be cool?

I was so speechless when I read it, it was a holy book, and the elf was so disgusted.

The protagonist has expanded his own legion. The composition of players is becoming more and more complex, and naturally there are more and more ideas. An organizational structure is needed to standardize behavioral activities. Including action plans, names of internal departments, etc. If you have any ideas or good names, you can leave a message to Long Ling. Above.

I really, really want to watch your sequel to Overlords. Do you have any resources to watch it? I've watched it dozens of times.

It's a pity that this book had a good setting, but ended up like this. I really, ugh

When players join, Long Ling is not very good at naming. You can help write a few online names, your favorite names, your desired characters, etc. Leave them here. If it fits the plot setting, Long Ling will use it. Above.