I'm a Necromancer, and All My Skills Are Catastrophe-Tier!

Haha, I brought a few burdensome women and upgraded the equipment, but it was all in vain when I saw the charges.

I found that many authors of online game novels may have failed primary school mathematics. Think carefully about what a 500% attribute increase should be? If you don't know, let me ask you what attribute is the 100% increase?

If you don't come to form a team, you will be punished? This is the charm of the protagonist, vomit. Although the subject matter is good, it still feels baffling

The hangings are large and well-organized. If you push the progress so slowly with this kind of hangings, it will only make the book rot.

It's an insult to people's intelligence. At the beginning, he went to the exhibition hall to resurrect the black dragon BOSS and deliberately avoided the camera. You must know that the protagonist is alone in the exhibition hall. He was hiding.

If it is a game, after the monsters are cleared and you re-enter, it will refresh again. But how can others enter your den? If it were realistic, others could indeed enter the same den as you, but the monsters would not refresh so fast. There is also a limit on the number of people in a copy. Is it written to be funny? Everyone can enter the same copy at will. Form dozens of teams, and you can play them at any difficulty level.

But it is different from traditional secret realms. They are all settings that I have never seen before. There are people in your dungeon and others can enter, but there is no third wave of people yet, so it feels weird.

It's a nine-turn job transfer system, a guild, a bunch of big families and countries, equipment runes, national battlefields and professional academy settings, and a bunch of female supporting characters and weak supporting characters are forced in. The more I look at it, the more chaotic it is, and the paid chapters are all messed up. The countries, academies, and local guilds are also dealt with in one go. There's no explanation of what the big battlefield is about, and the protagonist is left to grind monsters and level up. , The three processes of pretending to be a wave are repeated in a cycle, it is too messy. I don't want to open a big game but write a slow-paced daily life. At least I can't just use a character to pretend to be a wave and then throw it away. There are also reactions from the country and other people in society. Many places have begun to make the logic inconsistent in order to highlight the strength of the protagonist. For example, the corpse of the top BOSS is not collected and used to make equipment for people to display. The corpse of the top BOSS flies and the top powerhouse does not come to check? Thousands of years ago, there were more than a dozen top-ranking nine-level players, but they will be gone after a thousand years? And the Assassin's Guild mobilized all because of a low-level person? When the Grand Guild was destroyed, the officials didn't even ask?

There is no need for those women to interact so much. They just come to level up. They will reach full level in a few days, and then go to the next battlefield. What information do they need? Where are there many monsters? Where can Christina lose a skill? In my opinion, you don't need to look at the equipment before you reach rank nine. You can wear it casually. Who said this is too much of a hang-up? It feels unreasonable to level up slowly.

Resurrecting level 1 to level 129 is too fake. Logically speaking, you should not be able to resurrect, or you will be directly sucked out of life and die. It is more reasonable to set the skill settings to fix the amount of magic power consumed. Otherwise, this book will not be interesting. You will be invincible at level 1. People will stop reading when they see you resurrected.