Godhood for All: I Created My Own Undead Pantheon
全民神祇：我自创亡灵神系
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- Ongoing
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- 443k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
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- 1mo ago
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Looking for Stories Where the Protagonist Raises a Group of Powerful Pets and Has a Terrifying Identity
The protagonist raises a whole bunch of pets, like cats, dogs, chickens, ducks, and fish, and is really powerful himself. Ideally, there should be only one female lead or none at all.
Gods, Divinity, Divine Realms, and Faith With a Hundredfold Critical Bonus
Zerg Invasion, Undead Invasion, Machine Invasion, Fourth-Dimensional Invasion
Insectoid disaster, undead disaster, mechanical disaster, or Fourth Disaster: which one is the strongest?
Novels About Gods
I want books.
Insectoid or Undead Stories, Please, No Mechanical Ones
Stories About the Authority of Gods
Global Lord Stories with Powerful Troops
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Fantasy With a Wild Imagination, Good Enough to Read Twice
The female lead should have powerful connections backing her.
Undead-Summoning Army-Building Stories
I want the protagonist to start with an army of undead. Not a story where they can only summon a few undead at first, and then those undead are written as individually super powerful.
Looking for Undead Lords. Only Undead, No Other Races. 🥳
Recommend Stories With No Female Lead, Where the Male Lead Grows Strong on His Own
As the saying goes, with no woman in your heart, your sword will be divine. ∠(ᐛ"∠)_
Looking for Military-Build-Up Stories with Insectoid, Machine, Undead, or Similar Races
The Sky-Shattering Decree is here! Who dares refuse to hand it over!
Any Technology Novels, Preferably Starting on Earth and Going All the Way to Conquering the Universe?
Online Gaming + Necromancer + Undead Apocalypse
Novels with an Undead Lord as the Protagonist
The protagonist is an undead lord who can control undead creatures, zombies, and the like.
World Creation With Skeletons, Zombies, Demons, Insectoids, and Other Dark Races
Undead Mages, Skeleton Armies, and Similar Stories
I want to read something like "The Great Necromancer".
Any Recommendations for Undead-Themed Novels?
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Reborn as the Lord of the Undead
The Godhood Synthesis Overlord
Worship Makes Gods: My Blessings Trigger a Billionfold Critical Boost
Gods for All: Starting in the Wasteland, Ruling Over All Beasts
World of the Divine: A World Tree Grows in My Divine Kingdom
The Necromancer: Lord of Death
Creation for All: From the Stone Age to the Ascension Age
Gods Across the Globe: Qin Shi Huang and Emperor Wu of Han Stand Behind Me
Gods: I'm the Nth-Generation God
Everyone Ascends to Godhood: Billions of Green-Skinned Orcs
Global Class Change: I'm Somehow the Undead Calamity!
The Necromancer
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I'll give myself a little evaluation, hehehe. Some people previously said they didn't know the specific ranks of gods and their retinues. This was my oversight, so I'll just mention it here. If you think it's not good enough, I'll post it elsewhere. Deities: False god, demigod, subordinate god, true god, supreme god, supreme god Family members' strength and potential:
Hurry up and write, you don't want me to support books, do you? 🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂
It's a very good show, the Scourge of the Dead. There's no so-called "Mary Sue" or anything like that. The Scourge of the Dead only has a few dozen characters.
I roughly understand the framework... As a deity, researching necromancy or undead species would lower one's status... All one needs to do is study the rules, continuously fill the divine realm, and allow one's followers (necromancers, liches) to utilize them... Trust in the wisdom of mortals (undead species).
After chapter 35, there's nothing interesting left; it's all about the servants' battles, and you can guess the rest of the plot. What I want to see is the gods, not the servants.
It's a pretty good deity novel. I found a few novel references among a lot of existing plot points 😏. The divine battles between the followers and the gods personally taking to the field are both quite interesting. I personally think it's pretty good. There seem to be some philosophical elements in it too? The author is quite active, but the updates are a bit slow [Please update more frequently!]
This is the first time I've seen a necromancer story written so lightly.
This book is exceptionally good; I think it's already quite complete. The only drawback is the author's slow update speed. I hope the author can update more frequently. 😏
It's quite good, and I haven't found any problems so far. If it continues to be this good, the author's book might become a hit, and more and more people will read it. To be honest, it's quite interesting, but I feel it's a bit boring. Overall, I'd recommend it.
Yes, that's good. The undead are not limited to the skeleton system, and their development is quite different from other books of the same genre.