Overlord: A Divine Stat Panel from the Start, Steamrolling the Great Tomb

You are really talking nonsense. There is not a single good thing in the big tomb. Just kill them all. That is to say, the characters with higher justice values ​​such as Cocytus and Whitebeard Butler are still worth living. Kill all the others!!! Will be attracted to the female characters in the big tomb. They are all cultivators! Even if they are, they can't be interested in those guys. They are essentially a bunch of monsters, not as good as those monsters. They just wear a layer of human skin! I got a fine coat, but it's just a disguise.

People nowadays don't know what they think. The Bone King's forces are just villains, okay? Even if you put yourself in someone else's shoes, can even a person who has sex be washed? It's a good time if there are still bones. Players in the previous two generations crippled the dragon clan and all the players have been wiped out. Otherwise, which force can afford to offend them with bones? The player in front of me put forward the supremacy of human beings. If you know the bones, don't you spread his ashes? There are also world props. If you think about it from someone else's perspective, the undead, humans, dragons, beasts, these are the four races, okay? Is this a matter of empathy? Have you seen Rise of the Planet of the Apes? Why do the players in front of me fight against the Dragon Clan? It's because this is a race war.

I read the latest chapter. It's impossible for the Bone King to be so angry. Doesn't he have the ability to be absolutely calm and passive?

Although the protagonist can switch templates at will under normal circumstances, the protagonist should add a permanent template to himself. What if he is instantly killed? It will be over before he can even use the template.

I haven't seen the background introduction of the King of the Undead. The Bone King is famous for his strategy in the game.

It looks quite interesting so far, but everyone knows about Feilu's urinary properties, so we'll wait and see for now.

It's so boring. A clown is jumping around in front of the protagonist, and the protagonist can ignore it. I really don't know if it's because he's pretending to be a pig or because he's just stupid, or because the author is just not counting the words.

There isn't even a panel, so I don't know what it is. The character can't superimpose and control the power. It's too vague.

I hope the author will make the protagonist realize that the evil god is his own fault soon.

When Bone King is finished, will the protagonist go to other planes, such as the plane of the powerful shadow person?