The Necromancer and His Skeletons

Very good, the intrigue between people and the power struggle between nobles are vividly displayed, but has the author considered letting the protagonist try to communicate with other races, so that he can obtain more weird types of skeletons, such as strong lizard men, short and flexible rat men... After all, skeletons do not have to be human, right, skeleton wolves, bone crushers, bone dragons and the like (these may only be available in the later stages) Just providing an idea, I hope the author can consider it

I have read more than 200 chapters. In fact, I personally feel that this book is very good. Except for the names, which are a bit hard to remember, the storyline is still very good, and the characters are also very well drawn. However, the whole book feels a bit too pessimistic, and it does not have the same refreshing feeling as other books such as the Necromancer. Overall, this book is very good.

I hope the protagonist can control a large number of undead to fight, add more types of undead and ancient creatures, and strengthen the enemies more. I prefer this kind of plot of running around. I hope the little bone dragon can come back.

This book has subverted my understanding of novels. It can be said to be the most unique novel I have read so far. It is very beautiful. However, the protagonist's strength progress is a bit slow, and other details are very good. It is very awesome.

This book feels like it has written about a kind of helplessness in the world, unable to love and reluctant to let go. I feel that there is no invincible character. It writes about the tragedy of a gifted ordinary person when facing reality. The author makes readers feel too many ifs. It would be great if she was not like this. If only she was stronger. How good it would be, how good it would be if we could see through the treacherous plot, etc. There are so many unsatisfactory experiences just like personal experience in reality. If we suppress all these pasts and various bonds, it is like the last words of the captain in the movie Ninth Commando when paying tribute to the fallen comrades, Soldiers, keep moving forward.

Although no one saw it, I thought it looked good.

I don't know what to say... It looks pretty good, so I thought, since I added a bookshelf, I'd better chase him down, otherwise I'd leave it there to gather dust. If you are not very leisurely and patient, this book will be difficult to read. However, cheers for the author [like][like]

Don't fall into the cliche, support it.

At first, like most book lovers, I found the main character to be stupid, but then I opened this bad book out of boredom. But later, I calmed down and read it slowly, and slowly discovered the charm of this book. Nowadays, people read too many novels, and it is easy for them to become the protagonist. It is naturally impossible for people to take on such a stupid protagonist, so put aside the previous way of reading, do not need to be immersed in the scene, be a real reader, and read from the perspective of a bystander.

I personally feel very good, but why are there so few people?

The writing is very good, but the ending is a little rushed. Alas, it would be better if there was a second episode. Wrote it myself "Return" "Ropia! Ropia! Ropia!...!" Ropia woke up from a church, and crows kept chirping in his ears, seeming to be calling Ropia. To Ropia, the church here gave people an inexplicable warmth. Compared to the dark world with only a sliver of light, it was like home, and there was always a sense of comfort. The breath of death was abundant here, coming from the cemetery outside. Ropia groped, and his somewhat dark vision slowly became brighter. Ropia slowly walked out, and after exiting the gate, there was a cemetery. Ropia carefully observed the words on the tombstone... "Gerald", this name was quietly engraved on the tombstone. Ropia looked at the names on these tombstones silently. He was very familiar with them. "An Qier", he remembered all the names on the tombstone... Ropia's eyes suddenly darkened, and he came to the place he was most familiar with, which can also be said to be the starting point "Deadwood Town"... (Ps: As a reader, I feel that the ending is a bit rushed. I want to see the author write about Ropia traveling in this world for the second time, but this time Ropia is easy for everyone. As for whether the author wants to write it, it depends on him, primary school student writing style) (The inspiration for the church comes from the church that Gerald visited before his soul was awakened)

It's very interesting. I feel like the author completely put himself into the character when writing.

The author can give the skeleton who is immune to magic and let him read the book to see if he can learn anything and pave the way for what follows.

I hope the protagonist won't be so miserable and the emotional line will be sweeter

Excellent, the world view shocked me, especially the part about the protagonist's original identity [Like] Strong support (pass by and give the author a gift, there will be a surprise)

To be honest, at first glance, I thought this dinar was for riding and cutting.

It's very interesting. The logic of this novel is very clear. Everyone is written with unique characteristics and flesh and blood. The most important thing is that every twist and turn is unexpected and exciting. But the protagonist is a bit miserable, but the process of the protagonist growing up step by step is well written.

Personally, it feels very exciting (I stayed up all night) Come on, author

I actually forgot to comment. The details are well described, but the plot progress is a bit slow. Come on.

The details are very well planned.

It feels good, refreshing

Although the subject is pessimistic and there are many foreshadowings in the early stage that make people confused, but as long as you keep reading, you will find that it is really interesting.

As long as he looks good, who cares when he will come back? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?

There are not many people watching, so give me a five-star support.

Gan, they are all knives. Author, I advise you to be kind and don't force me to give you blades. Really, I really want to... Ah, author, will Angel come back?

It's okay. It would be better if the author clarified the combat system and narrative style so that it would not be so confusing [please take a closer look]

This is the most logically logical novel I have ever read in Tomato. However, I felt that I was a little too anxious to read it, so I quit it now. I will review it someday.

I think it's very well written and very real.

The most fascinating real-life necromancer! This book really touched me so much that I couldn't even imagine that I would read a novel four times. It's what I think of now when I think of Tomato novels. It's really well written. Maybe many of the characters are not likable and the plot will make you feel sick to your stomach, but it's true. I really admire Lopias.

Why did Angel die?