Another World: The Necromancer and His Banner of Ten Thousand Souls

To be honest, I was almost persuaded to give up at first, but I persisted in seeing the pretty good-looking things in the back. Each system has its own advantages and is integrated into one. There is no Soul Refining and Soul Seizing in Eastern Cultivation, which combines the Necromancer and the Undead Skeleton, and you won't die in battle by consuming soul energy. The resurrection in the Banner of Ten Thousand Souls is pretty good. There are no undead in the West that require specific summons, nor the Banner of Ten Thousand Souls in the Eastern Cultivation of Immortals. The soul is gone after death. This is pretty good. The more you look at it, the better it looks. Apart from a small flaw at the front, everything is pretty good at the end. Come on, don't stop.

Summoning, fans of the undead theme said they should check it out. The description of the world of death and the space of the undead has a sense of atmosphere, and the nuances of the skeleton warriors (fluency of movement, fighting instincts) are very detailed. It can be seen that the author's intention in the necromancer system, but the writing style is plain and lacks some amazing foreshadowing.

Fans of the undead theme say they should check it out. The setting of the world of death is innovative. The undead include not only skeletons and zombies, but also foreshadowing of high-level existences, which can make people look forward to the follow-up. However, the emotional portrayal of the protagonist is shallow. As a soul wearer, the impact of past life memories on him is not enough, and occasionally the character feels a bit thin.

The core highlight is the details of the summoning system. The differences in the movements of the three skeleton warriors (stiff → smooth → with fighting instincts) are written in detail. The strengthening effect of the Ten Thousand Soul Banners can be seen, and it is not a mindless summoning of cannon fodder. However, the writing style is plain, the description of the battle scenes is not shocking enough, and there is a lack of famous and impressive scenes.

There are no obvious poisonous points, but it is obvious that the promotion is too fast, giving the impression that the protagonist is in good times, with no setbacks... There are also flaws in details, such as the skeleton handling the prey too perfectly, and the income from subsequent sales is too high. But overall it's a good book

I like this type of novel, keep going, I hope you write better and better.

How come it is only 5.8? This book is very good in terms of character growth, family relationships, field exploration, world experience, plug-in design, and growth rate. I have used it for nearly 20,000 hours to guarantee that it is absolutely good.

The most poisonous thing is that the soul wears it instead of wearing it Why don't you make your own necromancers? Doesn't the skill have a recovery type? If you keep going to the world of death to gather wool, you will become bald sooner or later. It's a bit like writing a goddess and you have to write three or four pictures with all the details in place. I'm lost.

It seems okay so far, but the description in some places is too detailed and can be omitted.

It's pretty good. Why is the rating so low?