Bone King: Restoring the Warlock's Wretched Life

After seeing the last few chapters, the protagonist has begun to treat people as experience. Tens of thousands of innocent soldiers are designed by the protagonist to be experience. They will die in the war anyway, so it is better to treat them as experience. I don't know what the author's purpose is for suddenly writing like this. If you want a dark story, you either have to write it at the beginning, or you have to make the protagonist's mentality change drastically. You inexplicably turn the protagonist into a person like the King of Bones.

I still don't understand why I have to follow the tasks of the Adventure Guild to fight monsters, is it just a waste of time? Or do you want to make money? So is your profession as an alchemist just for decoration? Do you have to fight goblins? If it's because of insufficient combat experience, wouldn't it be better to find an adventurer to treat him and see if he can improve his experience and steal skills? Just reading the first few chapters, you can tell that the author wants to cheat but is afraid of cheating too much, so he weakens his career and weakens the protagonist's IQ. He dares not let go of his hands and feet, and is cautious in everything he does. To describe it, he wears a cloak and walks on the street in broad daylight, fearing that others will notice his specialness.

Magic power cannot be replenished, but blood volume can. Why not create a skill that can convert to blue blood?

The author's writing style is a bit novice, the rhythm of the writing is weird, the subject matter is okay, and I can read it. Overall, I can read it, but it's not very interesting.

I'm not happy to read Chapter 20. The protagonist wants to be a spell caster, but ends up going further and further away from being a warrior. It would be okay if he doesn't have that condition, but he doesn't. Also, the protagonist's profession seems to be advanced, but in fact it is a crude version. It is just a skeleton without flesh and blood. He directly skips the prerequisites and advances directly. He has not mastered the knowledge and skills of the prerequisite professions at all. It would be fine if he was given the knowledge and skills, but he still doesn't have it. Another point is that the protagonist is short of money. He doesn't want to rely on the two inferior auxiliary professions to make money. Instead, he goes to the Adventurer's Guild to take on quests. Moreover, the natives hate time travellers. Which one is more likely to be targeted, a powerful combat professional or a auxiliary profession?

If you're bored, why don't you welcome one next door?

I came here because of your name. Who knew that all your skills would be weakened, at an epic level. That's bullshit.

Posting it will make you jealous, wouldn't you envy me? Are you jealous?

The recovery warlock's ability is completely useless. He actually has to learn martial arts. Why don't you just help others heal him?

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