Multiverse: The Necromancer Traveling with Elaina

If someone asks, I'll be frank: it's a harem, but there aren't many, just three or four.

Well written. If the author could update five times a day, I'd be willing to marry Elena.

I usually update 6,000 words at 7 PM, which I can generally finish after get off work. However, if I write more than 6,000 words, the update may be a little later. Please understand.

The interactions between the protagonist and Elena didn't feel as natural as in the first volume.

Did the author get inspiration from Diablo? In Diablo, the Necromancer is essentially a guardian of the balance between life and death. Their summoning abilities allow them to communicate with the undead through death energy, to move skeletons, and even to perceive clay as the remains of the earth, simulating and imbuing it with false life, creating various stone golems, and ultimately, perfectly resurrecting the bodies of the dead. This perfect resurrection, much like the reversal of cursed power into positive energy in Jujutsu Kaisen, is a manifestation of death energy being transformed into life. In its doctrine, bones are the imprints of life left in the material world, carrying the entire material trajectory of life from birth to death. Bone-related skills represent the manipulation of these life imprints using death energy, and the necromancer's ability to control bones into skeletons is a manifestation of this ability. Various skills that create bones out of thin air are also reproductions of these life imprints on the earth using materials from the earth; they are all awakening and utilizing the "imprints of life left in the material world." ✦Blood-based skills represent the necromancer's manipulation of life energy. They can not only plunder the lives of others, but also control their own life and blood to produce lethal damage such as blood spears, or transform their body into a blood shadow to escape. They can absorb the life of those they pierce, and degenerate into a corpse on the spot. They can also use their blood to create a substitute golem, quickly devour various flesh and blood to replenish and enhance themselves, and directly consume life to strengthen themselves. ✦The curse system, on the other hand, is a reverse intervention of the "rules of life balance." It disrupts the target's own life balance, denies distorted existences like the immortal life of demons, corrects this distortion of the natural cycle of life and death, and returns it to the natural process of life and death.

Tasteless to eat, but a pity to throw away.

After reading the original design, I feel like the character's bones are so weak. Compared to the protagonists of One-Punch Man and A Certain Magical Index, wouldn't he be killed in a few seconds?

Endless Shennong, come out here!

The character design was interesting, but it wasn't fully realized; the middle part of the story took the overpowered protagonist route, becoming more mainstream.

I'm wondering if the protagonist and Prison A are considered colleagues. They should get along quite well, right?