Necromancer: No, Call Me an Archaeologist

The writing is quite good. The Church of Light here is normal to abnormal, the family's attitude towards the protagonist is normal to abnormal, and the protagonist's character is normal to abnormal. He is not greedy when he should keep a low profile and rely on others to share benefits, and he has a clear understanding of his ecological status in the group.

It's very good. It's not the kind of trashy cliche novel. Although there are still some old clichés, it is also enduring. The protagonist is not a eunuch, he has eaten several big meals [laughs evilly]. The Necromancer is weak because he does not have a corpse that meets the requirements and does not have a supporting spell inheritance. Fortunately, we can dig up ancient corpses to make skeletons.

I saw 288, a very interesting novel, which belongs to Western fantasy, super harem, farming, and infrastructure. The background of the world is that the Necromancer is a profession that everyone wants to beat, but it has nothing to do with the male protagonist Goldfinger. The male protagonist relied on the 007 skeleton to flourish in various aspects such as farming, infrastructure, production, and war. During this period, he conquered various races. His harem ranged from humans to beast girls, and recently it has been extended to non-human beings (dragon girls, the kind in dragon form). The high-level combat power has not yet seen the kind of AOE that completely destroys the enemy. In the war, the human sea tactic has meaning, and the hero's undead natural disaster has a purpose. However, with the existence of gods, this later stage is a bit suspenseful. The current main directions are farming, infrastructure construction, and opening a harem. The more I look at it, the weirder it gets. . . Isn't it always the case that I want to catch a cat on the roadside and throw it in to increase my fighting power? As a result, the younger brother fights in a daze while the older brother watches the show. What's going on? If the eldest brother doesn't end the game, does it make sense for the younger brother to win or lose? At least go for a sneak attack. . .

A good story about farming and horse breeding, a bland development of a family, a rare normal lord, who knows how to form gangs, so that everyone can make money so that they can go on better. The best thing for me is that the author writes about the passage of time. It is great to witness the development of the protagonist through a flash of time. Many novels do not pay attention to this point, causing the timeline to pass by a few days or months after hundreds of chapters, which makes people feel tired. A heroine like Audrey, who has been accompanying and protecting the protagonist since he had nothing, is really beautiful. I like this kind of heroine very much, and it can give us some comfort in reality.

Farming brings food and grass, and I read more than 200 chapters in one go. It was a great pleasure to farm. Advantages of this book: The protagonist is well developed and does not run around. At a low level, he fights for the high road and causes a lot of trouble for a few resources. The shortcomings are that the protagonist is too stubborn, his teammates are too self-aware, and the development process is a bit dull. However, in general, it is quite interesting. It is a stand-alone game with no PVP or PVE, only achievements. It is very satisfying. The last protagonist who could develop was Han Juexianzun who was a bit naughty. In short, he developed honestly. It's my time. It's wonderful.

Generally speaking, it's okay. It has a bland and genuine feeling, and there's nothing particularly passionate about it. The people and forces inside all have a very upright, normal feeling. Even the wars are upright, a bit like the wars fought in the Warring States Period before Sun Wu. To be honest, Sun Wu is indeed an outstanding and great military strategist, but you really can't deny that this really lowers the moral lower limit of war.

It's beautiful and worth pursuing. The Temple of Light inside is really bright. I hope it can always be there [laughs][laughs]

I think this book is very good. There is no plot to escalate or cause trouble. It is just development. I don't know why it's rated so low, it's much better than some scores of 8 or more. And I personally feel that the author's writing style is pretty good, at least it's not as embarrassing as some 89-point books.

How to say it. This book is very normal, so normal that it's a little abnormal. The only small villain who had a conflict in the early stage was angry because of his own stress, but even if he died, he was still calm. The language in this book is a bit bland, but sometimes using such a serious tone to say weird things makes people uncomfortable. Tribute to legendary archaeologist

Very good, a real lord farming article, he is also very good in life and work, there is no plot of pretending to be a slap in the face. It is recommended that the author create another lord tag, otherwise your book will lose a lot of exposure.