Overlord: Another Player

The first comment must be myself! ! ! The author is a fan of the Bone King anime and likes this series very much. However, many Bone King fans like to travel through time with Old Bones. After watching it too much, it feels like reading the original novel, so I want to write a non-Big Tomb series. Newcomer, new book, please don't criticize me! ! !

I like it very much. When I first watched the Bone King anime and then read the novel, I became indifferent to him after learning about the killing of human beings. I have always wanted to find this kind of fan fiction that can show the ancient king well.

I really like this kind of book about confronting Nazarick. After all, Nazarick is anti-human. I read a lot of fan novels and all of them joined Nazarick. But I really want to see novels that can fight against Nazarick. But this book is not as good as the previous one, but more than the lower one. I didn't ask about the author's writing style. The problem is that the protagonist's B-level is a lot worse, and the supporting characters are a little worse. The character description is not deep enough, and the group portrait writing is a bit poor. The supporting characters are not as profound as the Bone King. If the content of the supporting characters can be further refined and the interaction between the supporting characters can be deepened, the author will be the next platinum master [Like]

It's hard to imagine how the story would unfold. If I hadn't been a native with golden fingers, I would have been a commoner until the Sorcerous Kingdom was established, and maybe even a skeleton slave owner. From the perspective of a commoner, one side is the feudal nobles who are squeezing themselves, and the other is a heterogeneous utopia that can guarantee a minimum living standard. If the Magic Kingdom is well publicized, the number of people who want to immigrate after overcoming their fear will be unexpectedly high. So what is the author's protagonist trying to save?

San Guanzheng's fan fiction, the protagonist is finally not in the Bone King's anti-humanity camp [Like]

It's very beautiful, I don't understand why the rating is so low. I feel that a lot of overloaded fandoms are just retelling the plot, which is not interesting. Most of them are on the Nazarick side. This book was completely new to me. I hope the author will continue to update.

Although there is only the beginning now, it is really interesting. I have read several Bone King fanfics on Tomato, and most of them are Bone King teammates. The Big Tomb itself is invincible, so there is nothing interesting about it. This book, which unites the indigenous people of the world to save the characters that the original Bone King killed, and then counterattack the Big Tomb together is interesting, especially because the information gap makes the Bone King suspicious and suspicious. It is also very interesting. I hope that the style of the beginning can be maintained in the future. It's a popular story that collapsed + it ended at the speed of light. Of course, I can't blame the author. Bone King fans are indeed a difficult group to write about. Join Bone King, but there's nothing to watch. I'm hostile to Bone King. After being separated from the main line of the original work, it's difficult to write an original plot that's interesting. I hope readers who read the original plot won't pay for it. As a result, they all end up with bad results and run away. This subject matter is still too restrictive.

It is considered a top-notch work among Bone King fandoms, with a lot of original content. The protagonist is a person who has traveled to this world, and Goldfinger enters the game to obtain resources. This setting is mixed in a bunch of Bone King background settings and can easily be skipped and ignored. Although it is a bit silly occasionally, and the protagonist's emotional intelligence is completely messed up and likes to insult people, and it gradually becomes boring after the 100th chapter, but it is quite good based on the same kind of background. In addition, this is also rare and it is really novel to see the Bone King deflated. I just don't know if the author has offended someone. There are a lot of nit-picking and negative comments. If I didn't want to see the King of Bones defeated, I would have been discouraged by those comments.

The two books were written together, but there is not much similarity in the plot. It feels very rare. There is a lot of original content and the character description is relatively close to the original work. I like it. But the author seems to have some strange fetish for the funny girl. In both books, he wants to train her [laughing]

To be honest, I felt very unhappy when I was reading the novel. I could do whatever I wanted without any scruples. Besides, I am a book person, and the things in the book person's bones kept popping up and making me stunned. After reading this novel, I felt much better. Come on, author.

It can be viewed as another story line of Bone King! I have read the original work and said that it is very interesting. It is good that many parts of the original work have been omitted so that I will not read it twice. A new story line is interspersed with the original work. It is very exciting and interesting. Come on! It feels completely inadequate

I can only hope it gets better. I got into it from your first book. My favorite plot is the battle between the protagonist and the Bone King in the first book. But the plug-in is too big. Infinite resurrection is basically a certainty once it comes out. I'm really not very interested in the emotional scene between the protagonist and the maid in this book. Cp has nothing to complain about. I would like to ask what is the attitude and stance of the protagonist and Bone King in this book? It was not very interesting to see the aboriginal resistance to the Great Tomb. Why do we have to bring aborigines with us? The average is no more than a dozen levels, and it is useless if the level is low. The higher the level, the pure numerical expansion. On the contrary, it affects the perception very much. Also, does this book have the same battle of wits, mutual dealings, and intelligence battles that I like in the previous book?

It is a rare fan novel about a friend who is not the Big Tomb. The logic and theme are clear. The protagonist is also gradually developing the power to oppose the Big Tomb. The disadvantage is that there was a lot that could be written, but it ended hastily.

Don't listen to them. Just write what you want. Five stars have been given. I am personally a human supremacist.

Much better than those articles about accepting foreigners as fathers

Although the ending is a bit rushed, it is my favorite type among similar articles. I have to admit that I love watching Overload, but I don't agree with many of the concepts of Bone King and the original author's war doctrine. The human protagonist of this book satisfies the perspective that I want to see but can't see in many TV series. It's a pity that it lacks a happy ending, but if everything is happy, there would be no regrets. If the heroine has Ibiruai, [Adore][Adore][Adore]

This book is very good, but I suddenly realized that I haven't read Bone King before, and I feel a little confused (｡>∀<｡)

The writing is okay, there are relatively few Bone King fans, and this book doesn't seem to have any major poisoning points so far. Please support it with five stars.

The writing is really good, but it's a pity that some things didn't touch my heart. Another point is that I haven't read the original work and some of it seems very difficult to read. Of course, the writing is still possible while sitting down. The combat part is better than many authors.

Yes, there is finally a novel in which native humans are enemies of the Bone King.

As long as you are from the bone-killing camp, you must give it a five-star rating.

The Bone King and his minions are not "human", and the Bone King fanfic finally has a protagonist who is a "human".

Bone King has few followers, and even fewer have crossed into the hostile camp of the Great Tomb. This book is, and it's very well written.

This is much better, take more if you can [laughing evilly]

It's a rare novel that confronts the Bone King, and it's very well written. The author can just write one for now, and it won't be too late to wait until the end of this book to finish the other one.

This is nice and innovative. I like Lao Gu, but when it comes to writing books, I'd better not mess with Lao Gu.

It's a rare novel about Bone King written from another perspective. It's very interesting, but too little.

Not bad, at least there's nothing poisonous about it yet [eat melon] [full] It's too late. It's too late.

It's okay, but I don't know what the protagonist thinks about Momonga. Does he want to kill Momonga, or does he want to take Momonga as his subordinate and rule the world together? If it were me, would you still want to take Momonga as your subordinate? I still have very good feelings for Momonga. I want the protagonist to accept Momonga as his friend. Of course, this is my personal opinion. It doesn't matter whether the author writes it or not. After all, it is the author who writes the novel, not me.

It's quite interesting. It's not a boring bone-hugging thigh. Looking forward to the update.