
The Talkative Skeleton's Survival Journal in the Wasteland
话痨骷髅的荒原求生记
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 644k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- European Fantasy
- Updated
- 9mo ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Did the protagonist forget he has the ability to consume souls? He's hanging out with ogres, who eat meat but he can consume souls. Reaching the Gold rank should be a possibility, right?
Not bad, not bad. It's like a pre-upgraded version of Bone Egg, and it has its highlights. The whole book is humorous and witty. Author, hang in there, don't give up halfway through!
It's pretty good so far. Aside from the gossip and leveling up not being the main plot, everything else is nice. Surprisingly, it's a slice-of-life story, mainly focusing on depicting the feeling of a world. I'll see how it goes later and add a review when I'm almost finished. Good luck, author! The writing style is quite good.
From a skeleton, evolving into a skeleton mage, surviving between different factions. A skeleton-themed story without a system, although the development feels slower, offers a different experience compared to systematic stories and is worth reading.
It's really good, I've given it five stars. I'll support you and encourage you to keep writing! But you're having such a tough time, writing so many comments and not getting many. It's really sad. But thankfully, I can always see your book recommendations on the main page, and the platform is also promoting your work. Still, it's tough. I feel like you won't be able to keep going! Keep it up!
@TK_SpicyFishHead_Author, why didn't you absorb the creatures killed by the ogres in the Abyss section? Were there any restrictions?
The protagonist is reincarnated as a talkative skeleton. It's a Western fantasy story with minor overpowered abilities, and it's relatively lighthearted and fun.
This perspective is great, quite novel! It allows one to break free from their usual viewpoint and experience the life of a skeleton in another world.
From what I've read, the author's writing is quite good, but unfortunately it's Tomato (a popular Taiwanese writer), and some people start to snort as soon as they see it's not a mindless, feel-good story. This novel doesn't have a main storyline; it focuses more on exploration and adventure in another world and with new things.
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