
Global Class Change: The Necromancer Who Slays Gods with His Sword
全民转职:亡灵法师的我剑斩神明
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- Ongoing
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- 737k Words
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- Urban
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- Urban High Martial Arts
- Updated
- 2y ago
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Explore more →Honestly, Aside from Gu Erdan, No Undead Novel Even Comes Close
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Someone recommend some new novels about everyone getting a class!
Online Games + SSS-Rank Talent + System + Reborn + Hidden Class
Books About the Undead: Summoning Them or Being One Yourself
Please recommend something, guys!
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Any skills are fine as long as they're like Diablo.
Summoning, Undead, Leveling Up, and a System: System or No System, Either Is Fine
Any novels like this? They can feature mages, undead, or a System.
I’ve Recently Gotten into Awakening Stories. I Hope You, My Esteemed Ministers, Can Help Me Find Some
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Undead-Summoning Army-Building Stories
I want the protagonist to start with an army of undead. Not a story where they can only summon a few undead at first, and then those undead are written as individually super powerful.
Post-Apocalyptic Setting, Heroine, Zombies, System, Military, and a Smart Plot
No Female Lead, Just One Male Protagonist. As Long as It's Good
No bleeding-heart do-gooders, and no romance
Lords, City Building, Mass Recruitment, and Online Games
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The Reading Slump Is Absolutely Terrifying. Fellow Daoists, Please Lend Me a Hand
I'd like a Primordial World story.
In a Reading Slump, Looking for Books That Don’t Skip Chapters!
Villain Stories About Refining Corpses and Raising Ghosts, Preferably With Lots of Both and a Slow Pace
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Zergs! Undead!! Swarm-Building!!! Completed!!!!
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No one laughed at the protagonist at the beginning, oh, damn powerful family [laughing evilly][laughing evilly][laughing evilly]
I read Chapter 103, and I feel that if the author wants to write a novel that impresses others, the description of the supporting characters is indispensable. Of course, the author's description of the supporting characters is still good so far, but I feel that the help of other supporting characters to the protagonist is not reflected at all at this time, or these characters have no help at all. Therefore, these characters are a bit redundant at present... It is best to let these characters rely on their own abilities and talents to improve, otherwise these characters will be counterproductive and make people unhappy. For example, Su Qiaoer's auxiliary ability can be made stronger or her ability can be modified, and then the ice warlock can create various scenes that are powerful against the undead or specialize the strength of her summons. But we can't have too many teammates acquire too powerful abilities, otherwise it is absolutely impossible for all kinds of powerful talents to be squeezed into a small team - it is better to be the head of a chicken than the tail of a phoenix. No matter what, the strong have their own pride and pursuit. Therefore, in my humble opinion, it is best for the protagonist's team to highlight coordination. A pyramid-shaped team is more eye-catching than a team with invincible coordination. Just like "Grimgar the Gray", it is its real world scenery and teammates supporting each other and the protagonist's purity and love for the team that are prominent in the novel in the early stages. Therefore, even if Ling'er advances to a hidden profession, he must highlight unity and uneven strength. Of course, this is just my humble opinion. I hope the author can adopt it in subsequent articles or have already noticed my humble opinion [laughs]. (Actually, it would be good to describe more about the culture of the alien continent or to seriously describe an excellent heroine with a distinctive personality. I hope the author can read my comments [shy].)
It ranks among the top 100 I've seen. Was 19 years old next to see now 35 Top 100 Undead
Why do the books I like to read have so few chapters?
This is a hilarious and interesting book. The world view is very grand, including the orcs in the north, the alliance of fishmen and mages in the far east sea, and the Moon Kingdom. I am looking forward to the next story. I hope this book will not be sent.
There's no deliberate plot, everything just goes with the flow, and it's quite comfortable to watch.
It's pretty good, the plot is fine. Is it possible that the protagonist should not be surrounded by women? Although it is a friendship-oriented novel, I am really afraid that the author will suddenly write a harem novel. I generally like to read novels without female protagonists. I wouldn't mind if this book had a female protagonist, I just want to leave the harem behind.
It's a very good book. Why doesn't anyone read it? I think it's no worse than the one next door: The Dragon Controller.
This book is beautiful, why is it rated so low? The characters in it all have online IQs except for a certain common man [laughs]
The rating is really low. The writing is pretty good and the subject matter is relatively new.