
A Million Skeletons a Day: Building an Undead Calamity from Scratch
每天百万骷髅,从零打造亡灵天灾
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- A Million Skeletons a Day, I Am the Undead Calamity每天获得百万骷髅,我即亡灵天灾Alternate title on Fanqie
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To be honest, I remember that the undead themselves weren't the most terrifying aspect of the Scourge; they were just a pure resource drain. The real problem was the plague and death aura caused by the massive gathering of undead. Not only did it suppress other living beings and amplify the undead, but it could also continuously infect and spawn new units.
I personally like this genre, but it's a bit disheartening that the main character doesn't have the space to store a million skeletons 😣.
Mark this: the first evolved undead was female.
Author, hurry up! I've published your book on another platform and the earnings are great. Please continue writing and don't delay my earnings. Thank you, author daddy! 😘😘😘😘😘
This is a really good "feel-good" novel. Since it's a "feel-good" novel, don't worry about logic. I just read one that started out claiming to be a "feel-good" novel but then tried to explain logic, and it wasn't satisfying at all. In a "feel-good" novel, you can't kill people under the rules, but surely you can at least inflict minor injuries? Why not serious injuries?
Update quickly, can't sleep at night. A top-tier online game, five stars! So far, aside from Cai being such a stupid villain, there aren't many other major flaws.
Not bad, not bad at all. The plot is fine so far. Keep it up!
Sure, the first dozen or so chapters weren't very interesting, but it gradually got quite good after that. I was planning to switch to another book after those first dozen or so chapters, but I happened to be busy and just listened to a bit of the first dozen or so, and then I found it quite enjoyable.
It's starting to feel like an invincible protagonist novel, which is rare on this platform. The only downside is the pacing; it needs to be fast because this is the third world, and the system upgrade requires conquering about a hundred enemies, so the pace needs to be quick.
Invincible novels are a good read when you're looking for something to read. 😏