Diablo: After I Transmigrated, I Became a Necromancer

[Eating melon] I give myself a thumbs up. ? [Laughing awkwardly] I will definitely write it when I have time.

Recommended. There are very few Diablo-themed books, but this one is quite interesting. I hope more people can read it, and I hope the author can persevere. Come on.

I like playing Diablo 2, but there are not many authors writing about Diablo 2. Come on

This book is good. I really like adding more pig feet at the end, cool talismans and golden fingers. I'm stocking up on them.

There are few dark themes, so this one is pretty good. However, the emotional line takes up too much space in the early stage, and is a bit watery in the later stage. There are also some ideas, and it can be seen that the author intends to write it down.

It's rare to see someone writing about darkness. It's well written. Come on!

It's dark in a western setting, so pay attention to some details! The first name you call, later on, Brother Wu, just call him Wu directly. Also, when Lia calls out that "dad", isn't it awkward? I feel the same way for some book friends. I haven't seen a dark novel in a long time. Come on!

Give it a five-star rating. It's been a long time since I've read a novel in the Dark series. Come on, author!

I like to play Diablo, but the environment in Diablo is dark and lonely, so I always play the Necromancer. I have read a fanfic before, and the protagonist is also a Necromancer. The skeleton he summoned never died, and in the end it was strengthened, gained intelligence, and later evolved into a human! Then I played the Necromancer again and kept pulling my skeleton to rush forward! !

Come on, I haven't played Diablo in almost twenty years.