The Necromancer’s Office

The protagonist of this immortal is well written. He does not deliberately exaggerate his invincibility or have any unreasonable super powers. What is most comfortable about him is the protagonist's values, which are worth learning. Moreover, the writing about the Western world traveled through is very classic, and I personally like it better. I look forward to continuing to write about the protagonist's life experience in the future. It would be better to write more plots about Western alien worlds.

When you first watch it, you might think it's a Western fantasy or an urban one, but in fact it's more of a fairy tale. Just like what I wrote in my last book review. It was obviously invincible, it was obviously right in front of my house, but because there was no parking space, I had to go to a shopping mall or an underground garage to find a place to park. This restraint of not being overbearing or arrogant is the character that an immortal should have. Each era has its own rules. Personal heroism of fighting and killing is not the best way to solve problems. Although you have the ability to trample on the rules, you are willing to abide by them. The protagonist has been carrying out the behavior of "making himself like a human being", which is already nobler than the values ​​conveyed by most novels on the market. It's just that the name is a bit off topic. There are not many scenes of the necromancer, and there are not many scenes of the office. It would be perfectly fine to change it to a witcher's notebook or the daily life of the undead.

As a long-time bookworm, I really couldn't put down this novel. When I first read the introduction, I felt nothing at all. I thought it was just another novel to pass the time. When I read the first volume, when I signed a contract with the female ghost Yan Shuang, I thought it was just a routine for the female ghost to cause an accident and then the protagonist would subdue it, but the author took a big turn, which surprised me. In the second volume, during the incident of rescuing the mentor in the "different world", I thought the protagonist would stay there for more time, but it turned out to be another big twist. It really caught me by surprise. From the plot point of view, there are foreshadowing and climax, ordinary daily life and passionate battles. The author controls it very well and will not make people feel bored. In terms of detailed description, it is also detailed and appropriate. All in all 5 stars recommended The ending is very abrupt. Some people and some things are left unfinished. It's a pity that I don't know if there will be a second part.

After listening, check in. To sum up my feelings, the setting of the official family is relatively weak, and the idea of ​​traveling through the world structure is quite good. It is also normal for the protagonist to strive for good and highlight his personal power. Complaints: The villain was not arrested and used to promote the protagonist to do good, I thank you; the male protagonist is a warm man in the harem but thinks he is an old father, I thank you; he said that the male protagonist does not care about anything, and then detailed descriptions of various luxury cars, various famous brands from head to toe, including cosmetics, men's and women's clothing, shoes and bags, I almost thought it was a president article, I thank you; I can also feel from the lines between the lines the overt and covert contempt for our culture, and a sense of desperation for foreign luxury consumption and small-life comic culture. Read rationally and ignore it rationally. I think it's okay to remove those things [note][note][note][note]

Very good tomato ambrosia, the rhythm is very beautiful, it is a very good book. Bookworm certified.

I read the first volume. The book is very interesting. The male protagonist is a long-lived person. He has no system and is not invincible. He is very hard-core. The male protagonist has both high intelligence and the writing is fluent. He has a very positive outlook on life. I highly recommend reading it.

After reading it in two days, I rarely want to express my humble opinion. This book is good, but unfortunately it is a transportation book, and it is poorly finished. Why is it good? The writing is moderately paced and the content is engaging enough. The protagonist also has unique charm and depth, and even vaguely reveals anti-war thoughts (although the protagonist has always been obsessed with it). People who like the design of repeatedly traveling through different worlds will like it very much. Why sucks? The connection between the title and the content is actually not particularly close. The protagonist mainly relies on the accumulation of living for thousands of years; the holes dug are not filled, even the key holes; the story ends suddenly. Judging from the rhythm of the plot, there is actually no intention to break the story, but it ends suddenly. I don't know the reason, so I won't comment too much. The lack of popularity is probably due to the fact that the book was transported. There is a "thunder point" mentioned by this person in the comment area. Maybe if you keep your impatient mind and read it, you can still taste the unusual taste of fast-food reading. I'll give it four stars here, leaving one star for future book friends to judge.

Talk about the advantages and disadvantages First of all, it must be praised. The character setting, plot arrangement, plot development, and rhythm control are all good. The daily life, battles, psychological description, and character curves are all excellent. It is a rare item in Tomato that is worthy of being chewed by old bookworms. Next, there are shortcomings. The world view is huge. Even if the two worlds are completed, it feels like the tip of the iceberg. The ending is too hasty. It may be written as a series but there is no follow-up. There are many pitfalls that have not been filled. Overall, it actually feels like a foreshadowing, or it is more like a prequel to a new story. So from this perspective, the ending is hasty but unexpectedly reasonable. Again, it is a pity that there is no follow-up. Finally, here are some personal thoughts on the subsequent plot and character settings: First of all, the male protagonist's true body may be a demon and is immortal, the blackened skeleton near the end of the book, the two scars on the head in the mirror incident, and the inexplicable hostility towards Cassandra in the half-land fairyland. In addition, the attitude towards monsters in the fantasy world is not too hostile. Based on all the clues above, I can make a bold guess that the protagonist Zhao Yan may be the true form of the Lord of Demons (also a terrestrial fairyland). In order to seize the world, he invaded another world. Unexpectedly, something unexpected happened and he encountered strong resistance in the other world. In the end, he was killed by a character like a "brave" (a wild guess, after all, there is no such thing as an "old enemy" so far). The appearance of the character is a bit unreasonable) stole the house and destroyed the teleportation device. At the critical moment, the protagonist integrated most of his power with the core of the teleportation device in order to save the device. Then this hybrid was activated by energy due to the space attribute of the teleportation device, and randomly teleported itself across time and space to the earth more than a thousand years ago, and the original. After Zhao Yan collided and fused, he became the protagonist Zhao Yan as we know him. Because he is just power, there is no memory or past after the fusion is completed, only the original. The basic memory left by Zhao Yan gradually became the Zhao Yan we know over the next thousand years. The tattoo is the core of the teleportation device that has been repaired after thousands of years of self-repair. Each time it is recharged and teleported, it is actually a positioning transmission, allowing the male protagonist's real body as the Lord of Demons to gradually revive. Finally, as the original body, the male protagonist is similar to the concept of "doppelgänger". He turns over and becomes the master and the reincarnated hero to soften the main body and prevent the invasion of the demon world. As for the reincarnated hero, I feel that the female protagonist Sister Yan is the most suitable among the existing characters. After all, no one can say that the hero must be a male [laughter]

The writing is delicate, although it is a bit cliche, but it is innocuous. Although there are many female supporting characters deliberately arranged, there is no harem element or ambiguity. Overall, this is the most logical immortality I have ever read.

Halfway through. A rare good book in a tomato, a divine book. Why did the author only write one book? ? This author is amazing. It's really awesome. Not only is the writing smooth, the main reason is that the author knows so much. I really can't write if I'm uneducated.