I've Become the Final Boss

Real western fantasy background + Not the lofty one of the devil, warrior and goddess + Necromancer's perspective + The most realistic portrayal of combat + Often there are all kinds of weird jokes = Very good book with great potential but currently few people. The author has stepped up his efforts to promote the book. It is very good and has great potential (personal feeling)

Quite interesting novel. The concentration of stalks is slightly high and the ingredients are complex. Some people may not be able to accept it, but I enjoyed watching it anyway. The overall style is relatively absurd and nonsensical, occasionally mixed with some affectionate/passionate/serious scenes (although only a few of these plots really stick in the end). All in all, it is fun. The pace of the plot is relatively slow and has a daily feel (). If you could take the perspective of the protagonist, it would probably be a lighthearted and funny evil work? Finally, if you are a person who must pursue three righteous views even when reading novels, then just think of the above as my fart, and the general will follow this path!

A very interesting work, with lots of jokes but not a bad play, and enough drama without being cliche. It's worth watching. There are no spoilers in the following parts, so feel free to watch: 1. In terms of characters: there are many characters, but the settings are very subtle. The multi-racial setting of the fantasy worldview ensures that the characters are rich and colorful, and the multi-angle description allows many characters to have their own unique personalities. 2. In terms of structure: multi-line narratives are really great, especially now that "bibliographic" narratives are being used, which makes it easier to connect with the context, and also avoids the trouble of the author thinking of the title of each chapter [laughing] (x) 3. In terms of plot: The plot is no longer important (x). In fact, the key words of this type of article are "growth (advancing, becoming stronger)" and "development (other articles may start in the form of "leaving home and changing dungeons", but this one is special, he opens a dungeon)". Not only do I not object, I even strongly support the author using one or even multiple chapters to write the stories of other characters besides the protagonist based on multi-line narratives - "love, hate" from different perspectives is an important cornerstone of a wonderful plot. Five-star rating, highly recommended.

It's good to read, at least it unfolds well. I'll comment on the rest after I finish reading. Open high and go low, gradually collapse in the later period

The protagonist is sane and smart, but in a true villain style. The plot is interesting, and the setting is also very good. It would be too much to put on a tomato. I recommend it, I must recommend it, I highly recommend it. Still highly recommended

The storyline is interesting, and the supporting characters all have their own characteristics and stories. The character of the protagonist is very suitable to my liking. Originally it should have been given five stars, but the protagonist said he had someone he liked and it didn't match the introduction, so one star was deducted. Just a quick question, this book has a female protagonist, right?

I just think it's a pity personally. But overall, it is a book that has no flaws. It has a solid, detailed and novel background setting, relatively distinctive characters, and the story line is very carefully crafted. However, the male protagonist and the complaining character could have been set up to be unknown attacks during the time travel and have some mental illness. In short, just let us be a little picky. Readers can deceive themselves, but he doesn't... It is understandable that the author added some funny elements in order to dilute the dark and cruel character of the male protagonist and the evil Japanese medieval painting style in order to expand the audience, but the completely unrestrained guest appearances and jokes will really make the story that expresses the issues that the book itself wants to discuss become ridiculous and very dramatic. It's too dramatic for me, so I'll wait and see for now. I hope this book will find more die-hard fans of it [laughs]

The book is very good, but I just feel like why the author couldn't be a tentacle monster! ! ! ! 10,000 Words updated a day

Five-star praise and great support and Diaosi spoke: The plot setting of this book is really to my liking [shy], but I personally feel that some chapters are full of inexplicable jokes. In the first few chapters, I thought it was okay and quite novel. But there are too many stalks in the back, which affects the viewing experience. There are too many and too many stalks. Some stalks have no meaning at all, especially the dozens of chapters about Huskies and a few people breaking into the Snake Palace. I found a small amount of plot from a bunch of stalks. I couldn't help it. I really couldn't understand it, so I skipped it [crying] 🐶I'm complaining so much just because I hope the author can write less unpopular jokes (like don't play with pig's feet when they're looking cool) I really can't understand [crying]

The dividing line added by the author made me feel like I was watching an anime, which was quite interesting. The disadvantage is that there are too many funny jokes and too little main plot space, so I would like to advise the author to keep the jokes in moderation. Too many will only make people sick.