(Who says necromancers are all gaunt, terrifying villains? She's obviously an optimistic, plump necromancer!)
Bai Yu is 170 centimeters tall and weighs 170 jin, but she has never thought of herself as fat.
Ever since she was trapped alone in an elevator for three days at the age of five, she has never been without food in her hands. Only the flesh on her body gives her an endless sense of security.
And ever since she was rescued from the pitch-black elevator shaft, she has been able to see things other people can't. So her backpack has never held lipstick, a mirror, or a little hand towel... Instead, it contains a rope, a flashlight, a lighter... and... chocolate.
When a tour bus plunges off a cliff and every passenger survives unharmed, she feels that Heaven has been kind to her after all. With the wilderness survival skills she has picked up from all kinds of books, she figures there's no way she can't keep everyone going until the rescue team arrives.
But... wait... what? Magical talent? Martial arts talent? She has neither.
As she watches the passengers on the bus get snapped up by the great sects in the blink of an eye, she, a useless lump who had been sitting comfortably on a stool... starts to panic!
Helpless, Bai Yu looks at the friendly ghosts around her and can only get herself together and head to the mass grave to make do for a few days...
She has no idea that this is only the first step into the world of the undead!
I have read more than 50 pieces, how can I put it... The combination of Western fantasy undead and modern romance is very strange, and there are also some poisonous points (in my opinion): 1. There is a snake next to the protagonist. The protagonist never mentioned it again after being summoned away, and the protagonist never thought about it. Didn't he promise to take care of the snake? The protagonist also behaves as a person who keeps his promises. 2. The little fat man who summoned the protagonist wanted to take revenge and wanted the protagonist to improve his strength, but he refused to let the protagonist absorb the crystal core. He wanted to sell the crystal core and have a good meal? 3. After the protagonist met her sweetheart (?), She became a little obsessed with love, and she had to stay with him to protect him. He didn't know if he was going to be exploited because of his amnesia... This part was super uncomfortable. 4. The little fat man told all the people in the Guangming family about the protagonist being an undead and his origins, without even asking the protagonist for his opinion. My first reaction was that this person was so alive that he didn't die in a hole, and then we parted ways because of this. Okay, so be it, it's not my type, so I'll just give it five stars and let it eat dust on the bookshelf.
From the moment the heroine regained her memory, the style of painting became romantic and intellectual, and I couldn't stand it anymore.