The Necromancer’s Path to Lordship
死灵法师的领主之路
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- Completed
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- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High Martial Arts
- Updated
- 1mo ago
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Other names
- When an Undead Calamity Meets 996, I Take the Whole Place by Storm当亡灵天灾遇上996我浪翻全场Alternate title on Fanqie
- Overtime Necromancy: My Legion Never SleepsEnglish name
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I Haven’t Felt Like Reading Lately (‾᷄ᗣ‾᷅ )̧ Please Recommend Something Good
Has Nobody Been Writing Class-Change Stories Anymore???
Someone recommend some new novels about everyone getting a class!
Give Me Some Truly Great Reads. I'm Really, Really Out of Books
Looking for books similar to "Transmigrating into a Single-Player Game: I Broke the NPCs".
Infinite-flow, Dungeons, Transmigration, Myriad Worlds, Reincarnation Paradise, Lord God Space
Looking for stories like "The Fire Mage from the Game World".
Mass-Producing Troops With No Resource Cost and Unlimited Numbers, So Over-the-Top It’s Fun
I once read a story where the protagonist's System could analyze living creatures by seeing and touching them. Afterward, he could summon troops without limit and farm items endlessly, transmigrating across different worlds. In Jurassic World, he analyzed a Tyrannosaurus rex, and the summoned creatures filled a radius of over a thousand meters. I cannot find it anymore. Please help.
No Book Desperation Emperor: Under 3,000 Hours, Keep Out
I Sat Alone at the End of a Sea of Books for a Million Years, Yet Not One Was Worth Looking Back For
Fellow cultivators, this old man has a favor to ask. I'll trade my friend's eternal misfortune for one masterpiece from among your recommendations.
This Veteran Reader Has Become Too Picky. Begging for Good Books 😭
Honestly, Aside from Gu Erdan, No Undead Novel Even Comes Close
Looking for books similar to The Growth Diary of a Skeleton Lord. Why do protagonists in undead stories have teams with only a handful of people? Isn't an undead horde all about numbers? Why do the summoned skeletons only stick around for a little while? Why can't they be replenished? Ideally, the protagonist...
Looking for Sci-Fi With Billions of Troops, a Vast Universe, and an Utterly Self-Serving Lead
Looking for Stories Where the Protagonist Summons Subordinates Who Are Unmatched in Both Numbers and Quality
Are there any System novels where the protagonist summons countless invincible subordinates?
Any Stories Where the Protagonist Is an Old One?
War! I Want War! Massive Wars, and the Protagonist Has to Be a Monster
Novels Where the Protagonist Can Summon Skeletons and Level Them Up
Please Recommend Great Undead Disaster Novels Rich in Undead Worldbuilding
Imagining another world.
The Male Lead Is a Necromancer Who Summons Calamities and the Like, With a Dark, Grim Tone
Zergs! Undead!! Swarm-Building!!! Completed!!!!
Looking for Necromancer Novels with an Army of Summoned Undead
Novels About Summoning Gods With Edicts, Incantations, Daoist Mantras, and Taoist Priests
Raise an Army! Raise an Army! Raise an Army!!!
Let me say this three times because it is important: Note:
I've Recently Gotten into Skeleton Stories. Any Recommendations? 9/10
Undead Skeletons, Preferably with the Protagonist as a Skeleton and Tons of Skeleton Minions
Looking for Western Fantasy Stories Where the Protagonist Is a Necromancer or Lich
Looking for books like Succubus? No, an Ogre! Stories about a necromancer colliding with other worlds are fine too.
Mass Recruitment, Invincible Protagonist, Lord
I’m looking for books like Floating Islands for All: I Can Sacrifice Skeleton Soldiers.
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The Necromancer and His Skeletons
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Surprisingly good! Although there are only about 40 chapters so far, it doesn't overshadow the protagonist's power. The protagonist, as a genius, crushes everything in his path. At most, he encounters some gods or powerful figures in the early stages, but he can't defeat them and can only temporarily retreat.
It's a great read. Many novels inexplicably add a female lead and then inexplicably suppress her combat power. In this book, skill levels and the character's base level have the same effect; there aren't any ridiculous setups like a level 100 skill being unable to defeat someone who's only level 50.
The protagonist lost so much money in his trades, yet he's still playing as a necromancer lord. This book is so good!
It's so good! Not bad at all, not disgusting at all. It's so well-written. The story of a country with only a handful of people who just graduated high school saving the world is amazing!
Several known negative reviews: Joining the official lineage refers to joining the official dragon species sequence, receiving resource support and information assistance; In terms of personality, he is indeed a normal person, but there is no description of him as perfect and righteous. He is a bit silly and has a little bit of a pretentious personality. Regarding professions---Undead Tester, initially rare, advanced to legendary around chapter 50, no mention of innate awakening cap.
It's a very good book, but because the beginning isn't very engaging, not many people read it. My suggestion is: before your talent level reaches 007, you can skim through it, reading about one page per minute; after reaching 007, read it carefully—it's very interesting. Unfortunately, I don't have enough money to give the author the "Master Author" certification, so I can only recommend the book.
A very good novel, well-written, just a little short 😏😏😎🤔 Although it's a common novel about the Lord of the Dead, it's definitely worth reading, even though the plot is a bit vague. Note that this is an invincible protagonist novel, a "feel-good" story. While some parts aren't quite that exaggerated, don't use your brain while reading it.
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Not bad. It doesn't have a classic plot twist, but the world-building is pseudo-infinite. The pacing is a bit fast, and the character arcs aren't as pronounced. However, the potential for growth later on is still significant! I'll still give it five stars. Keep it up! Ah, my dear author!
It's very well written. However, to be honest, the pacing is really fast, and it's clear there's no intention of slowing down. Aside from some repetitive hero skill descriptions, there are no other flaws. A very good book. 😘😘😘😘