Necromancer, I Created the Plane of the Undead

It's good to watch. There is no emotional line at the moment. The protagonist is affectionate and righteous, gifted and kind-hearted, but it does not affect the viewing experience. She is not a virgin. She is probably in the violent soldier style or the soul style. I hope there will be no ambiguous plot and heroine in the future. She can concentrate on her career, scientific research stream, and study her own undead magic. [Note] Come on, author. Come on, come on, each character's image is very distinct, the cat sect that bullies his own tribe, the wolf sect that is dedicated to exterminating demons, I hope the protagonist can go further and further on the road of magic, without being disturbed by love. It's a little strange. Although the protagonist is not disturbed by his love, there are already two people who are attracted to the protagonist without knowing it.

A book that suits my taste very well. The protagonist is neither a psychopath nor a murderer. Although he likes to dig graves, the corpse becomes wise after becoming an undead. This is their second life. It is a great kindness, our clear soup master! Controlling the nobles from behind the scenes to establish power and slowly developing it, the protagonist is basically a genius. Compared to the mages in this world, because many years ago the great mages with great supernatural powers took away all the high-level knowledge of this world and went to find higher-level civilizations, so the three or two mages left behind are a bit useless. I prefer the undead troops cultivated by the protagonist here, constantly improving and transforming, progressing towards higher levels, and constantly creating new troops. It can be said that the protagonist's status as a necromancer in this world is comparable to Einstein or Newton. Creating new magic is really a bit like the green skin I am thinking about. However, the author said that the protagonist can only do it by understanding the principles and structures through reverse deduction of learned spells, which is a bit like the difference between a programmer writing code and using code.

It's good-looking, at least in my opinion, it's better. The protagonist knows that he has traveled through time, but he has awakened memories (and there aren't many). If you want to see a native modern person working hard in a different world, you can go. It's neat and not procrastinating. It's not bad. It's ingenious in terms of the magic system. The protagonist has his own moral bottom line (those talented people please don't use their own moral bottom line to flaunt the protagonist and don't use the protagonist's moral bottom line to flaunt themselves)

The protagonist is a normal person, without any evil points, and the plot is just okay, without too many dramatic conflicts. It's too boring, no matter how you study spells or dig graves, there's nothing exciting about it, and the same goes for demon hunters. If a mage is good at studying spells, why not find someone to try them out? Even if he writes about someone directly attacking the territory, he will write about wars and conspiracies without even writing a routine. Even though it is disgusting to pretend to be a pig and eat a tiger, there is still an audience.

It's a very nice book, but I still hope that the heroine is not just a vase, but a relatively vivid character who can promote the development of the plot. For example, doesn't the protagonist have to solve physical problems? Of course, it depends on the author's subsequent plot arrangements.

It was a little boring in the early stage, but it became more and more interesting in the later stage. As the world view unfolded, it became grand and fantastic. The journey of the undead ancestor from scratch [face covering] Come on

Finally, gold was found in the shit, there is no bloody plot, only the focus on magic, it is a high-quality product.

The protagonist is highly talented, affectionate, and very good.

It's a pretty good necromancer novel, but in fact, scientific research is almost ignored. It's a flaw that I want to follow the path of a wizard novel but can't write about scientific research. However, the pull is relatively smooth.

It's a slow-burning book, and the protagonist grows up step by step. He just traveled through time and met a good master, and received the inheritance of the necromancer, but he only had basic things. Later, he witnessed the teacher being eroded by the necromantic magic and his personality changed drastically. Generally speaking, the rhythm is well controlled, and the character of the protagonist is also well established. The driving force for the protagonist to become stronger is mainly the erosion of the necromancy.

This book includes a worldview structure, as well as the setting of the corresponding character, the character's personality, the way he handles things, and so on. I won't say much else, um. Let's just say that the author rushed to start a branch line after more than 50 chapters, and used both lines in parallel to use this bold narrative technique. We can see that the author has played a very good role in changing the perspective and arranging the plot, as well as perfecting the setting of this branch line. Then he used a relatively fuzzy processing method to appropriately merge the branch lines into the main line. The merged position is almost at chapter seventy.

It's quite creative to create the Dharma side in the extraordinary system, and the relationship between the characters is handled well among the books I've read.

It's very well written, don't give up and keep updating. I hope it's too difficult to write without a female protagonist. This is the reason why many good books have a lot of bad points in the plot and end up being abandoned. It's better not to write it, but no matter what, I think it's good now, no bad points, come on!

It's more traditional, but the author's writing skills are very good and it's quite beautiful.

The extraordinary system is well written and the plot is clear and clear. It is worth watching [Chigua]

The protagonist is affectionate and righteous, and his talent is his own talent. He is a scientific research protagonist, which suits my taste. However, the current performance of this book is not good, maybe the exposure rate is relatively low, and I am afraid that there will be a sudden interruption.

One thing to say, although I joked about being a strong waterman, it looks smooth and smooth, and I also like the style. The advantage is that it is suitable for slow pace, but the disadvantage is also But it's good to be able to write in your own style and audience. The overall evaluation is good. I hope the author will continue to work hard with a higher rating. Come on

One of the few. The theoretical necromancer has more or less written about part of the study. Some people will definitely be disgusted, but if I were disgusted, I wouldn't write this article. This style of farming article is quite good (it should be a farming article)

If you can accept the large number of transition words in this book: after all, because, but, so, etc., Then this book is a good book (I can't accept this idiom-like expression, so it's best to skip the transition words and read)

It's very nice. So far, there's just one thing, too few updates. Author, have you really tried your best? I finished reading the two chapters I just updated in less than five minutes. When I opened the table of contents, I discovered that one chapter originally had more than 2,000 words. I didn't realize it when I read it from the beginning today, but now I really feel it's short. So can you reveal a little bit about how the protagonist will turn into a lich in the end? I still hope that the protagonist will eventually find a way to transform into a lich without being disfigured. Hehe, or that he can have dual forms. The normal form is a human state with pale skin, and he can also transform into an inhuman lich, but he can gain the long lifespan and talents of a lich. Why am I struggling with this? It's because the introduction mentioned this direction.

The writing is very good. The protagonist is smart and knows how to use his own advantages, and he has the ability to make decisions when faced with problems.

It has a very strong flavor of Western novels and is very good. It can be called excellent so far [Chigua]

A good scientific daily Western fantasy article about the Necromancer. Like and support the author. Come on and update [Blow Kiss][Blow Kiss]

It's okay, but it's a bit short and not enough to watch. I finished it in half an hour.

It seems okay for now. There's nothing poisonous about it, it's relatively bland. It's more about the male protagonist studying magic. [Eat melon]

I felt it was a smooth read, plain but very comfortable.

Based on my reading time, I guarantee that this is a pretty good necromancer novel.

It's very delicious. When will the Black Knight be brought out for a show? As a mercenary, he should be very good in the aristocratic circle as long as he is not discovered.

It's okay. The rating of 7 points is low. Except for the first few chapters, which are a bit boring, the rest of the book is well written and makes people look forward to reading it.

Very good~ This protagonist has some bottom lines, which is more in line with my taste. He is not the kind who kills innocent people indiscriminately. I also like the plot. He is the kind who does research to improve his strength. Although it is dull, it is quite interesting to watch.