
Undead Lord: From the Start, I Can Fuse Souls Without Limit to Become the Great Emperor of the Netherworld
亡灵领主:开局无限合成冥魂大帝
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 2.6M Words
- Genre
- Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Dynasty Wars
- Updated
- 2d ago
- English
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Making enemies everywhere, yet acting like a saint—people want to get you! Holding back everywhere, people want to kill you, and you still act like a saint. What am I looking at?
The protagonist's talent seems amazing, but he can't withstand the pressure. The first tier is forcibly divided into several smaller stages. It takes sixteen first-tier skeletons to combine into the second tier. If we calculate it this way, the third tier would require more than two hundred skeletons, and the fourth tier would require more than sixty thousand skeletons... Other lucky people start with the eighth tier. How long will it take for the protagonist to catch up?
This book is incredibly sloppy. And the main character is a complete saint. And that woman from the Tang family is hypocritical and has no moral high ground. They killed the protagonist's main super-tier unit. Then the second generation wanted to kill the protagonist. At this point, he stepped forward and risked his life to protect the protagonist.
The author claims that humanity is on the verge of extinction, yet nobles and their descendants still prioritize profit, and even the strongest humans think the same way. But please, the world the protagonist transmigrates to is a world where strength reigns supreme; there's no such thing as profit. Profit is only good in peaceful times, but what's the point of a post-apocalyptic world?
They've already taken care of the younger ones, now it's the older ones' turn. Everyone else has tried to kill you, yet you're still alive. Such a huge vulnerability.
As a Paradox Interactive player, my opinion is that the protagonist should have just left humanity and returned later to wipe them out. They're such a corrupt bunch; annihilating their entire race would be merciful.
In this world, humanity is on the verge of extinction, constantly fighting amongst themselves and exploiting ordinary people. The higher-ups here must be crazy. Your human race is almost wiped out, and you still want to make money and profit? You need people to exploit others, right? Your people are almost gone, what are you trying to exploit?
The Holy Race members are all portrayed as wise, each more arrogant than the last. They casually flaunt the crucial matter of humanity's prosperity, and when it's all over, they show no remorse, only an inflated ego. I know you're trying to create conflict and showcase the protagonist, but your writing style is utterly idiotic.
Not killing him is fine! I can tolerate that, but then you have to add, "The protagonist doesn't even know he's messed with a rich kid?" Haha, what a load of rubbish.
What's with all this talk about social etiquette? If you offend someone and then forgive them, do you think they'll be grateful and stop bothering you? You're such an idiot and a complete moron.