
I, the Necromancer, Am a One-Man Natural Disaster!
我!亡灵法师,一人即天灾!
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Urban Romance
- Subgenre
- Urban Superpowers
- Updated
- 9mo ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
462Chapters
4.8MReads
153.9kFlowers
10.0Score
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Author, do you have exhibitionism? Let the protagonist's woman have sex for the protagonist's master to see? How long has it been since someone wrote something so poisonous?
You're a fucking mage. Even if you reach level 10,000, you still can't start a natural disaster of the undead. The most terrible thing is that you have to summon skeletons one by one. I thought that after upgrading to a certain level, I could summon all the upgraded ones at once. It doesn't matter whether you upgrade or not. You just need to be a summoner to form an elite team. The undead natural disaster required by the Necromancer is a human sea tactic that can be seen at a glance. If you are born at level 1 million, you can summon 1 million skeletons. You can also release them one by one. Isn't it exhausting?
When you summon skeletons, you still summon them one by one. At first, the summoning skills are low, which is okay, but after you strengthen the skills many times, you still only increase the number of summonable lines. Do you summon skeletons one by one? It's okay if there are only one or two enemies less, but if there are more enemies, do you have to wait for you to summon them one by one before attacking?
It feels so strange. People in the protagonist's own country are not united at all. People abroad will take revenge even if one person dies. All crises are solved by the protagonist.
What about the natural disasters of the undead? You can summon them one by one to create natural disasters. There are also a lot of restrictions, **
It seems that the necromancer is not only terrifying in summoning, but what is even more terrifying is that it turns the body into one's own undead, and the sand enemy also transforms the enemy into one's own. The more sand there is, the stronger and scarier it is.
There is a summoning limit. This really makes me speechless.
At least one-fifth of each chapter is attributes, repeat, repeat, repeat!
With this setting, the protagonist can only dream about the undead and natural disasters. The upper limit for strengthening for half a day has been increased, and the summons are still one at a time. At this late stage, the number will only reach a few thousand.
This author is a headline-grabbing guy, he stretched his hips throughout the entire process, and he has tried the poison, and it is poisonous!