"Gaming + another world + reborn + farming + conquest." A top-tier esports champion starts out as a skeleton soldier in another world.
Li Wei, a world champion in both StarCraft and Heroes of Might and Magic who is terminally ill, opens his eyes as a frail skeleton soldier in a mass grave in another world. From the start, it’s hell: a cannon fodder soldier facing the purifying light of a paladin.
But when he activates [Data Vision], the entire world turns into a game interface he knows by heart. Attributes, skills, weaknesses, and tech trees all become crystal clear. In this game of survival, he gets to write the rules!
While others mindlessly summon seas of undead to steamroll their foes, he introduces "KPI assessments" and "piece-rate pay in soul energy" for his skeleton soldiers, driving their efficiency through the roof.
While others rely on mystical insight to climb the tech tree, he reverse-engineers holy light runes, uses modern thinking to "mod" undead bone shields, and develops an elite "Spider-Skeleton" force.
When a true undead catastrophe sweeps across the continent, the "Orderly Undead" kingdom he built becomes "devils we can work with" in the eyes of the living's allied forces.
Yet when he reaches the foundations of the world and hacks into the "System backend," he discovers that his transmigration was actually an arranged "test." Whispers of the Old Gods, higher-dimensional administrators, and cross-dimensional players appear one after another...
Watch as the protagonist rises from humble bones, builds an order where the living and dead coexist in an undead body, uses his gaming knowledge to break the laws of another world, and ultimately launches a code-level war against the Creator who controls fate, challenging the heavens themselves!
This is not just the story of an undead lord conquering the world. It is also the ultimate rebellion of a "player" against a "System administrator"!
Don't know what to say. I came here for "Western Fantasy", "Undead" and "Lords", but the content was completely different from what I expected. I wanted to see the expansion of medieval magic farming infrastructure, but what I saw was endless coldness like cyber machinery. 4 Stars for encouragement.