
A Skeleton's Life in Another World: Starting from Zero
从零开始的异世界骷髅生活
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- 1.0M Words
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- European Fantasy
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It's a bit like Shadow Bear Tibbers' Plane Journey. You can start traveling to multiple civilizations. The pace is a bit fast, but it is undeniable that it is a book with potential.
It's a very detailed farming story. Every monarch has a brain and is all for the country. The characters are described very delicately and each has his or her own personality. It's not brainless. The author should have watched "Overload" and "That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime", etc. There are some shadows and it looks very comfortable.
This thing reminds me of the various lightly modified anime I used to watch when I was a 2D kid. It's quite interesting, a long flashback. The writing is okay, constructing utopia and various aspects of life.
The characters are created very well, and the short stories of each character are very touching, but many of them are a bit confusing.
The setting is good, and the protagonist's skeleton army is developing steadily. There is no need to skip chapters to read the whole story, and there are no poisonous points. The interaction between skeletons and people is also interesting, and it is a novel worth reading.
It's pretty cool, Plane Conquest, why is it rated so low?
So pretty. In line with the monarch's idea
This book is good for the immortality of the undead. It establishes a country where everyone is equal. When alive, the people live under the protection of the undead. After death, they become undead to protect their descendants. Although they will lose their memory, it is good if they are reborn as undead with names. At least they can protect their own home. ദ്ദിᵔ.˛.ᵔ₎✧
When I saw the Pope in Chapter 125, I felt that the supporting characters in this book were well written. The Pope who serves people, Father Angel who protects the succubus, and the child were all pretty good, but I was put off by the title of the book.
The plot is novel and the narrative angle is very good. It can be regarded as a high-quality product.