Global Lord: You Call This the Weakest Undead?

So far, it's alright. There's no female lead, so there's no need to worry about romance or boring, ambiguous plots. There's no gender discrimination; everyone is treated equally, like an enemy. Writing about other races is also normal; there's no excessive use of suggestive descriptions, no joining forces, no beautiful women in the story, and the protagonist is benevolent and compassionate.

The data flow is good, but some people might not like it because it summarizes the "trophies" too frequently. Of course, everyone likes to reap rewards, and summarizing them can be quite satisfying, but it shouldn't be done too often, or it will become tiresome.

The combat is satisfying and enjoyable, finally not just some undead characters having fun with female ghosts. The writing isn't the best, but the pacing is excellent, keeping you hooked. The main character is also well-developed. So far, it's a great read.

When you update once, minor flaws will be magnified, and your writing style will be criticized. When you're up two hours in a row, a little patience is born, and the plot's progress becomes more important. When you're up past midnight, small praises begin to emerge, and the number of dead harvests begins to decline.

It's a great story, not overly sentimental. Once it's fully developed, you could explore a behind-the-scenes ensemble narrative, using the perspective of victims to fight against the protagonist's henchmen and highlight the protagonist's power. Having the protagonist appear less frequently and focus more on the background would also be very interesting.

It's pretty enjoyable to watch right now. It doesn't suppress combat power or resort to melodramatic plot twists. The only downside is the sheer volume of data (which is a good thing; it's very detailed and immersive). For this kind of content, you need to update frequently, frequently, and even more frequently—it's bound to become a hit! [Learned something new]

It has some flaws but is still acceptable. There are too many panels at the beginning, and not much main content. I suggest updating a few more panels to make up for it 🤭. Overall, the content is quite enjoyable. It seems like there weren't many setbacks. After leaving the beginner village, it became invincible (it doesn't count if you encounter opponents with a large power difference, just crushing them 🤭). Especially these few panels now, it's a complete crushing victory.

The book is quite good, but I hope the author can explain where the skeletons come from. I've read over ten chapters and still haven't figured out. It's like they appeared out of thin air. Skeletons haven't appeared since the first loot, but they're included in the building materials later on. Could you please explain this?

Although the data is a bit frequent, it's still quite good to look at. Five stars for encouragement! The water was too much; it felt like it was written by AI.

It feels pretty good, with a bit of the feel of an epic tale of the undead overlords. The story of the Scourge's rise to power is mentioned, and if the data doesn't fall apart later on, the future looks promising. The plot is quite good, the ruthlessness is decisive, there aren't any major flaws, and it's quite enjoyable. Keep it up!