Weird Cultivation, I Can Work Part-time as a Necromancer

Name: Weird Cultivation, I Can Work Part-time as a Necromancer
Author: Wu Dayou

by Wu Dayou

completed Xianxia Cultivation Male Lead

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215Kwords66chapters

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Ch. 66 — 天堂有路，地狱无门！

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About This Novel

On the way to drive away the corpse, when he woke up, he was transported to a strange era of cultivation. If a practitioner wants to advance, he must obtain high-level strange items, so that he can unlock new talents and advance to a higher level. "Isn't this a job-changing tool? It's so weird!" The confused Zhou Ming accidentally awakened the necromancer talent in the game, which allows him to summon undead skeletons and choose multiple evolutionary routes. Skeleton soldiers, skeleton archers, skeleton swordsmen, skeleton mages! However, Zhou Ming also discovered that not only could he summon skeleton soldiers in reality, but he could also arm them, allowing him to master the power of countless skeleton soldiers. Are you a Yi Ling archer, taking the enemy's head five hundred meters away? I am just a little skeletal shooter, killing everything from a thousand meters away. You are a foundation-building sword cultivator, you can fly with a sword, and protect yourself with sword energy. I am just a little black-bone warrior. I combine my body and sword to summon a thirty-meter-long sword energy. Are you a qi-training genius, master of all five elements of magic? I'm just a little skeleton mage, capable of seducing souls and conjuring souls, plus I'm proficient in all spells. In this way, Zhou Ming lived a more comfortable rebirth life. Of course, if an enemy provokes him, then he can only summon the [Mausoleum] and order the ghouls to kill the enemy; summon the [Evil Temple] and order the ghosts to snipe; summon the [Zombie Coffin] and order the zombies to lay out the Nine Nether Formation and seal the space. However, one day, when Zhou Ming's true form of the Necromancer appeared in the real world...