Wuxia: The Necromancer Imprisoned in the Moving Flower Palace

Many Ben Zongwu have killed Ren Yingying. I really don't understand why she is not welcomed.

You have to cooperate with Lian Xing to beat Wei Wuya, what a ****.

Damn, Yaoyue will care about Wei Wuya and get married. If you find it annoying, just kill him.

What about the natural disasters we talked about? It's not that upgrading skeletons is bad, the key is that you don't know what natural disasters are? And the protagonist takes action too often. I read this book because of three settings: one, the harem, two, natural disasters, and three, the protagonist cannot practice. This is a relatively novel setting, but what you are about to write is no different from other martial arts novels.

Now that you have learned the magic of necromancy, you can use the black and white man's white skeleton carriage when traveling around the world. Ghostly shadows move through the night, and white skulls look like horses. As soon as this setting poem came out, I instantly felt a lot more powerful.

The protagonist is a necromancer. You have written it as a summoner of the undead. You don't have any corpse explosions from those undead magics. They are all summoning skills, and the undead you summon are really just physical warriors, right? The bone dragon can't even breathe or have any magic. To beat Ding Chunqiu, he just relies on his mouth. , I'm really convinced, you're trying to sell your flesh on someone else's head, you're just a summoner, and the undead you summon are not as useful as robots. At least robots don't just play pure physical melee combat, and your undead natural disaster skills are also very low. Can't you just summon a gate, or directly create a super large space passage or crack? This is so cool.

Chapter 70 should be the biggest controversial point in this book. Ding Chunqiu wanted to kill the male protagonist, so he summoned a group of masters. Shangguan Jinhong inside knew the life potion made by the male protagonist. Shangguan Jinhong escaped from the male protagonist's encirclement, but met Wu Ya. However, Wu Yazi let Shangguan Jinhong leave because the male protagonist was not motivated, saying that it was to put pressure on the male protagonist, and that there was no need to be afraid of other sects because he and the Xiaoyao sect were there. I know the author wanted to promote the plot, but he also had to be reasonable. What is the potion of life? It was a magical medicine that could regenerate severed limbs. If it were made public, would the courts take action? At that time, the whole world will be the enemy. Who doesn't want the magic medicine? So if you want to see it, first see if you can withstand this.

Damn it, I don't believe in evil, so I subscribed after reading the comments. Chapter 70 is indeed poisonous. It is said that the protagonist is too lazy, so he lets the enemy go, and then everyone in the world will know that the protagonist has a magic medicine. Not to mention whether there will be serious troubles, just ordinary ones can cause trouble to death. Even if it advances the plot, it doesn't have to be like this. The previous article is not well written. After solving this incident, go out to practice and upgrade. How? Do you insist on pushing ahead like this? Can't I join plot events when I go out to practice?

Seen as the dark mage trapped in Yihua Palace

Even if you have a grudge against the Ming Cult, there is no need to work so hard before the Battle of Guangmingding. This is seriously inconsistent with being free and self-centered. What on earth are you going to do? Moreover, in the world of comprehensive martial arts, Mingjiao is generally related to the Yuan Dynasty. The six sects' siege of Guangmingding was basically fueled by the rulers of the Yuan Dynasty. In my opinion, the six sects were the villains. After being ruled by the Yuan Dynasty for many years, the resistance achieved nothing and was useless, and the Mingjiao was held back as soon as it had some achievements, it immediately besieged Guangmingding. What is this for? As for Zhao Min's harm, it is insignificant at all. If I throw a bone and it is immediately picked up by a dog, it can only mean that the dog has been waiting there. So, does the protagonist want to make every effort to prevent the Five Husties from happening again, or does he want to ensure that foreign rule over the Central Plains lasts forever?