[Necromancer] [farming] [Imperial Princess] [greening the land]
Brothers, none of us ever expected to end up on the government payroll.
Sha En, a third-generation desertification-control worker,
had only just transmigrated and become a necromancer when he was sentenced to 150 years in prison for desecrating a corpse.
He was exiled to a barren desert wasteland.
The place was desolate, with nothing but sand for company.
If he hadn’t come through a portal,
he would’ve thought he was back home.
The chaotic elements in the air made it hard even to summon a little skeleton,
and the scorching sun was practically a giant drying machine.
Since things had come to this, he might as well start planting trees.
He’d thought it would take several generations to heal the desert,
but Sha En managed it in a single generation.
“Hey, man, who even are you?”
At the boundary between heaven and earth,
in a place where life and death blurred together,
a dragon looked down at the man holding a sapling.
“Who I am is none of your business. You’re trampling on my land!”
I've read five chapters and it's very enjoyable. There are currently no routines and the writing is online.
I'm a little annoyed. I'm not here to see the protagonist cleanse the Necromancer.
I kept talking about the Necromancer repeatedly, and then I changed my mind.
I give you five stars for no other reason than to give you an opinion.
The novel lacks tension and the choice of characters has no weight. The story is like a straight road, reading smoothly and not tense.
The Dragon King of Time Travel breaks off his limbs and competes with kindergarten children to see who can pee farther
It's okay. In the farming article, you can write about the problems encountered in farming in detail, and it would be better if there were less court struggles.
It's okay. It would be better if we add some supporting actors.
I, the Necromancer, a desert paradise
Light life designer
In terms of narrative style, the application of tools is quite restrained, so it can be read.
However, the shortcomings of this narrative style are still obvious. Inexplicable embellishments, bland pacing, and often dragging.
The characters created in this way have characteristics but are not charming enough, and the same goes for the development of the plot.
About three and a half stars, rounded up for new book issues.
Please update soon, author [laughs]
So far, it's still interesting
Why did this book fall [cover face][cover face][cover face]
Author, I really beg you, don't stop updating [cry][cry][cry]
I've read five chapters and it's very enjoyable. There are currently no routines and the writing is online. I'm a little annoyed. I'm not here to see the protagonist cleanse the Necromancer. I kept talking about the Necromancer repeatedly, and then I changed my mind.
I give you five stars for no other reason than to give you an opinion. The novel lacks tension and the choice of characters has no weight. The story is like a straight road, reading smoothly and not tense.
The Dragon King of Time Travel breaks off his limbs and competes with kindergarten children to see who can pee farther
It's okay. In the farming article, you can write about the problems encountered in farming in detail, and it would be better if there were less court struggles.
It's okay. It would be better if we add some supporting actors.
I, the Necromancer, a desert paradise Light life designer In terms of narrative style, the application of tools is quite restrained, so it can be read. However, the shortcomings of this narrative style are still obvious. Inexplicable embellishments, bland pacing, and often dragging. The characters created in this way have characteristics but are not charming enough, and the same goes for the development of the plot. About three and a half stars, rounded up for new book issues.
Please update soon, author [laughs]
So far, it's still interesting
Why did this book fall [cover face][cover face][cover face]
Author, I really beg you, don't stop updating [cry][cry][cry]