Overlord Holy Black Dragon King

It's quite exciting, especially the combat and mental games are very original. Come on.

Unheard of subject matter, delicate writing... This rating is low in my personal opinion. Among the dozen or so Bone King novels I have read, it is definitely in the top three. Come on, author! [Please update]

Well written. I also like the anti-bone aspect. After all, the late-stage Bone King is a pure beast, and I don't want to be in the same camp as him at all. It's a pity that it's not a harem, and the other women he conquered have no emotional lines. And what to say next, maybe I started writing it for the ending. . . All the forbidden magic has come out. It became an eye. But putting aside these few harem emotional lines, the writing is okay. It's a pity that the Canary Knife left so much foreshadowing at the end that I don't even know the general personal information.

It's pretty good, come on

I came here after reading it. The content is very exciting. At least I didn't see any cat diseases. Tomato has very few books about Lao Gu, let alone those opposite Lao Gu. This is the first novel I know of that is opposite Lao Gu. Come on author, it's only a matter of time before the fire breaks out.

I think the writing is very good, the setting and performance of the characters are consistent, and the logic of the whole book is also very complete, which is already very good. After all, it is fan fiction, so there is no need to go too far to pursue the data of the original work. If the evaluation is based on different data from the original work, then why don't you just read the original work?

Very good, the writing style is very like the original work, much better than what I wrote [face covering] Finally, there are some minor flaws in the settings, but they don't hide the flaws and it looks great.

The best Bone King fanfic I've seen so far

I haven't watched it yet, let's give it a rating first

After analyzing the World Tree, how about creating a second world? Taking Antilin and the maids of Nazarick through time?

Among all the King of the Immortal fanfics I have seen, it ranks in the top three. The rating is inexplicably low. I think it is better than many 9.0 Fanfics.

I had read it before and forgot to comment, so I gave it another quick look. I thought the writing was very good, the character development was reasonable, and there was nothing particularly surprising about the plot. Overall I feel good, creative and capable

Find another way to push the protagonist into a complete confrontation, using the "indigenous" to counter the "invasion"

Five points, this may be the only solution for the natives to defeat Ainz Ooal Gown. The natives themselves are not strong, and it is useless to unite with more ants. The only ones who can fight are the True Dragon King and a handful of gods. Follow the method in the book to weaken the Great Tomb step by step, and then the other gods instigate rebellion against the NPCs. It is very exciting. The only flaw is that the protagonist is too strong. If the protagonist is only at level 95, and defeats the powerful enemy through intelligence collection, strategic planning and tactical planning, this kind of story will be more exciting.

The subject matter is not only new, but the writing is pretty good, especially those. The combat and the psychological aspects make me feel like I'm not reading fanfic. I don't know why people keep coming to lift the pole. If you don't like to watch the opposite side, you don't have to watch it.

Five-star encouragement, after all, there are very few books in the Bone King's group.

I'm curious as to which Supreme character the protagonist will play to backstab Ainz?

As a rare fan who opposes the Bone King, it really shines for me. The various original settings and the author's own completed parts complement each other perfectly. Maybe the author is not very good at the battle scenes, but it doesn't make people feel dry and boring. Although the score is not high, it is indeed worth watching.

In my eyes, this book is definitely better than other fan works, and it is also the most suitable Bone King fan novel for me. And unique

It's obviously very good, why did it drop so much from 19,000? I want to see Se Se [I'm about to cry]

It's cool and very interesting. My fondness for Bone King disappeared after the Holy Kingdom chapter. This novel perfectly fulfilled my thoughts.

The author is very creative, but the female protagonist has too few roles. The two female protagonists only have less than 20% of the plot in the whole story, so there is no sense of expectation after reading it. It is useless to say this. The author is very awesome, maybe because of Tomato, he cannot write too explicit plots. I wonder if there is any foreign novel software that allows the author to write as he wants (everyone understands). Finally, I emphasize that the plot is well written, but the female protagonist has too few plots, otherwise it would be a perfect masterpiece in my mind. Is the author still writing books? If you know, can you tell me which platform to write on?

I have to post it in the fanfic about the Holy Queen's daughter Wei Mao. She didn't do anything and there's no big problem with her character.

This is the first time I won't join Bone King, the subject matter is good

This book is really well written.

Five stars! Who has any objections? Author?

There are still too few people watching it, it's really good (watch it all without jumping)

It's well written, but it's a pity that it's a bit short, but I also know that writing fan fiction is not easy! However, it is really a pity that there is no emotional and daily life line between the main character, Jue De Jue Ming and Evileye, as it is very watchable. I will continue to follow you, and hope to have a longer length and daily emotional line, otherwise the plot will seem a bit rushed. Come on!

Tomato is one of the best-looking Bone King fanfics I've seen. The ideas and quality are very good, and overall it's pretty good. [Blowing kiss]

It's very well written, and it's rare to see novels in which aborigines who are not time travelers are the protagonists.