The Lord of All people game started, and tens of billions of humans collectively descended on an alien plane. From then on, they embarked on a great journey of recruiting troops, plundering resources, and conquering cities and lands.
However, while others started with either a heaven-destroying Titan or an invincible golden dragon, Zhou Yu faced a bunch of skeletons.
Fortunately, there is no unstoppable path, and he has awakened the original power. Even the skeleton soldiers, known as the weakest cannon fodder unit, can evolve into an invincible legion in his hands in seconds.
Skeleton Soldier Evolution, Violent Skeleton Soldier, Swift Skeleton Soldier, Armored Skeleton Soldier...
Skeleton Soldier Super Evolution, Shadow of Slaughter, Shadow Spirit, Armored Soul...
The ultimate evolution of skeleton soldiers, natural disaster knights, purgatory dragon knights, world-destroying black knights...
The ultimate evolution of the Skeleton Soldier, the Lord of the Undead, the Lord of Hell, the Lord of the Abyss...
When Zhou Yu's undead army conquers the heavens, it is the twilight of the gods.
Reader comments
Overall, it's pretty good, quite satisfactory, except that the protagonist's talent is not to evolve any unit, isn't it? Why didn't the author arrange for him to evolve himself? ? ?
Won't the protagonist's and his own unit's upgrade qualifications be completed? In that case, the protagonist and his own troops will always be weaker than other troops of the same quality.
For others, 100 becomes 200. For the protagonist, 100 becomes 190, which is a difference of 10. The further you go, the greater the difference becomes. I'm afraid you won't have to instantly kill other beings of the same quality with one hit. After all, the numerical difference is too big.
Speed it up ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.
Overall, it's pretty good. I have a question, is there only one protagonist in the desert, a lord?
The writing is okay, but whether it's the plot, golden fingers or military units, the more I read, the more I feel a sense of déjà vu.
Overall, it's pretty good, quite satisfactory, except that the protagonist's talent is not to evolve any unit, isn't it? Why didn't the author arrange for him to evolve himself? ? ?
Won't the protagonist's and his own unit's upgrade qualifications be completed? In that case, the protagonist and his own troops will always be weaker than other troops of the same quality. For others, 100 becomes 200. For the protagonist, 100 becomes 190, which is a difference of 10. The further you go, the greater the difference becomes. I'm afraid you won't have to instantly kill other beings of the same quality with one hit. After all, the numerical difference is too big.
Speed it up ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.
Overall, it's pretty good. I have a question, is there only one protagonist in the desert, a lord?
The writing is okay, but whether it's the plot, golden fingers or military units, the more I read, the more I feel a sense of déjà vu.