[Undead, Undead Scourge, Civilization Building, No Doormat Protagonist, Ruthless, Conquering the Myriad Worlds, No Heroine]
A primitive game, a battle hymn of blood and iron! Build an undead civilization and contend for supremacy across the Myriad Worlds! Witness a civilization develop and grow step by step, build an undead scourge, and strive to become everyone's nightmare!
Wherever the scourge passes, not a soul is left alive. Treading over countless corpses, he climbs the long stairway to godhood, one step at a time!
Su Ye, a university student, wipes out his enemy's entire family in one night. He waits for the police to break down his door, but instead gains access to the closed beta in his sleep.
When he wakes, he finds himself in the primitive era, the leader of a tribe!
Looking at a group of clan members dressed in rags and a month-long beginner's quest, he suddenly feels that life has become interesting!
[Note: The first five chapters set things up. All players start with the human race! During the beginner period, they obtain a special item, the Civilization Orb, and then officially begin developing an undead civilization! There has to be a transition! Please don't mind! ^0^]
A month later, he luckily obtains a Civilization Orb and is randomly assigned the undead civilization.
From this moment on, he begins building an undead civilization! He is determined to bring disaster to everyone!
“Heh heh heh!”
“You ants, tremble in the face of death!”
The undead are known as the Scourge, but that's never because of their individual strength.
Undead are all about playing with undead hordes; other races have more of them than undead.
First, it transforms into a zombie; after death, it transforms into a skeleton; then, the skeleton transforms into a ghost; finally, it possesses another being and transforms back into a zombie.
No eunuchs! No eunuchs! No eunuchs!
Not bad, hopefully he can turn into an undead after killing the enemy. Why is it that later on we all have to enter the technological age and make the same things? Can't there be some racial characteristics?
Toxic Point: The Unlucky Sister
Good job, keep it up!
I quite like what it's written; it feels pretty good.