CthulhuWestern FantasyMiracle Doctor
When he woke up, Jian Yu found that he had been reborn into the skeleton of an archbishop and turned into a skeleton monster.
Skeletons have a strange ability. They can eat diseases, toxins, curses and other negative conditions, and convert them into energy. They can also rely on this energy to produce bloody flesh.
By some mistake, Jian Yu picked up an airtight black robe and was mistaken by the beautiful guard Evelin as the husband arranged by her sister. She was taken back to the town and imprisoned.
Jian Yu used the abilities of the bones to secretly accumulate energy in this town, hoping to transform into a human again...
Reader comments
Mr. Author! The book is very interesting. I hope you don't rush to improve your combat power, otherwise it will collapse in the middle of writing; I have a suggestion for the ending: Don't write too big when conceiving the ending outline. Ha ha! You can consider slowing down and writing some mixed plots of small events and daily life (not too many). For example, you can describe some urban scenes and let the protagonist interact with the world as much as possible. Let the protagonist have a close connection with the world, rather than just completing the level like a game player. You can take your time with your writing, and it will naturally improve as you write more.
It's really interesting. It's another alt version of Bone King. I feel that the author can actually expand the world view in the later stage, introduce some ancient technologies similar to those in Slay the Spire or allow the protagonist to evolve in nature.
Can you see the author? Can you say something when you see it? [Almost crying]
This book is quite funny. What a great book.
Do you want to pass it off with matryoshka dolls? There isn't much that keeps people excited,
It's over, maybe a eunuch
It's a very good novel, but it's a pity that such a novel with concave characters is not suitable for appearing in Shuangwen Tomato...
Mr. Author! The book is very interesting. I hope you don't rush to improve your combat power, otherwise it will collapse in the middle of writing; I have a suggestion for the ending: Don't write too big when conceiving the ending outline. Ha ha! You can consider slowing down and writing some mixed plots of small events and daily life (not too many). For example, you can describe some urban scenes and let the protagonist interact with the world as much as possible. Let the protagonist have a close connection with the world, rather than just completing the level like a game player. You can take your time with your writing, and it will naturally improve as you write more.
It's really interesting. It's another alt version of Bone King. I feel that the author can actually expand the world view in the later stage, introduce some ancient technologies similar to those in Slay the Spire or allow the protagonist to evolve in nature.
Can you see the author? Can you say something when you see it? [Almost crying]
This book is quite funny. What a great book.
Do you want to pass it off with matryoshka dolls? There isn't much that keeps people excited,
It's over, maybe a eunuch
It's a very good novel, but it's a pity that such a novel with concave characters is not suitable for appearing in Shuangwen Tomato...
Very interesting, good luck to the author