[Japanese Western Fantasy]
The Holy Mage of the Dead is the king! Because he became the strongest necromancer in the world of swords and magic [Vilaris Continent], he was forced to accept the challenge of other players and play the game to beat Nocturne, a lonely man who traveled through time.
Under the arrangement of fate, she was reincarnated into the guardian spirit of Irena Warren, the daughter of the middle-class noble Warren. Isn't that right? My friend was a man in his previous life! It's not good to share a body with a beautiful girl who is full of Saintess buffs.
And as she watched Irena grow up, how could Nocturne have the illusion that she was playing a nurturing game.
The two protagonists of this book: Nocturne and Irena
A newcomer writes a book, and it is more daily life in the early stage. This book is for the convenience of readers (the author wants to be lazy). There are not many names in the book (the author is a fish of memory), so readers who are afraid of not remembering too many names can also eat it with peace of mind.
Reader comments
Let me give you my first review. Most aspects of this book are good, but the bad thing is that the protagonist shares a body with someone else's soul. Even in time-travel novels, the soul of the original owner of the body that the protagonist traveled through will be emptied or it will be the body of the protagonist's original identity. What's more, in reincarnation novels, it would be extremely poisonous to capture the soul of the original owner.
You can't beat level 60 when you reach over 80. Even a pig won't die after a few moves. Even if the brave man hides his level, don't you have other skills? Just summon a big dragon and then never let go of the skills. Don't you have the displacement control and defense skills?
At present, Nocturne in the first chapter is just a lonely ghost with no role. I don't know if the protagonist is told in Chapter 19. There is an inexplicable foreshadowing in Chapter 4. Irena, who has almost the same personality as Nocturne, I don't know which chapter officially appears. The useless player Nocturne also has a strange obsession with the necromancer. I don't see why a new consciousness is introduced in the middle, and I don't know why it wants to confuse readers and confuse Nocturne and Irena. There are currently no highlights.
When did you have a second personality?
No, what, this is it, forget it was intermittent in the previous part, the scene jumps incoherently, why do two souls suddenly appear in Chapter 19?
Let me give you my first review. Most aspects of this book are good, but the bad thing is that the protagonist shares a body with someone else's soul. Even in time-travel novels, the soul of the original owner of the body that the protagonist traveled through will be emptied or it will be the body of the protagonist's original identity. What's more, in reincarnation novels, it would be extremely poisonous to capture the soul of the original owner.
You can't beat level 60 when you reach over 80. Even a pig won't die after a few moves. Even if the brave man hides his level, don't you have other skills? Just summon a big dragon and then never let go of the skills. Don't you have the displacement control and defense skills?
At present, Nocturne in the first chapter is just a lonely ghost with no role. I don't know if the protagonist is told in Chapter 19. There is an inexplicable foreshadowing in Chapter 4. Irena, who has almost the same personality as Nocturne, I don't know which chapter officially appears. The useless player Nocturne also has a strange obsession with the necromancer. I don't see why a new consciousness is introduced in the middle, and I don't know why it wants to confuse readers and confuse Nocturne and Irena. There are currently no highlights.
When did you have a second personality?
No, what, this is it, forget it was intermittent in the previous part, the scene jumps incoherently, why do two souls suddenly appear in Chapter 19?