[Necromancer+Technology Tree+Carry with Hometown+Slow Development+Not the Holy Mother+Bottom Line]
Thorne traveled to another world and became a necromancer.
In this continent, everyone wants to beat the Necromancer, simply because once this profession develops, it will be a nightmare that sweeps across the continent.
But on the other hand, the necromancer at the beginning cannot build a nest, nor can he raise a few soldiers, so a team of adventurers can destroy him.
But Thorne tied up an alien territory system.
This territory is hidden in a different space, which avoids the dilemma of having no troops to build after the necromancer's production line is destroyed.
And the system's functions don't stop there. A corpse can be touched to turn into energy, and the energy can be converted into corpses of different races, which is very convenient.
When his colleagues were worried about the shortage of human corpses, Thorne cut slimes in the swamp and turned them into zombies, smiling like a factory manager who was about to make a fortune.
After Thorne himself became a lich, he placed the phylactery into a different dimension and his weakness was completely gone.
Many years later, facing the arrogant murloc messengers from the sea, Thorne, who had unified the continent, sat on the throne with a solemn expression, thinking...
I want a navy!
Reader comments
Okay, the protagonist, as a necromancer, will finally go to a breeding and slaughterhouse to get souls and bodies, and he also knows how to get mines. With the blessing of alchemy, these can already cause damage to mid-level units. Finally, he doesn't just know how to kill people with bones. The necromancer does not have high-level units in the early stage, so he needs to learn some alchemy. If nothing can be done, just let the skeletons drop bombs.
Horror and thriller... I can't help but want to watch it!
Great idea, come on
I didn't use AI much to make up the word count, so it was comfortable^⎚‸⎚^
I have read something similar, The Book of the Dead in Space, but the quality is not comparable to the author's.
It's okay, the early pacing is very tight, and the protagonist is very clever in dealing with it.
Well written, one of the best in the Necromancer genre
Encourage me, at least they are all useful plots
This kind of undead is very comfortable to look at. Quite strong. New breed of undead
This book surprised me. He doesn't use the crowd tactics like the usual undead. We are taking the road of quality. 😊😊😁🤓🤔
Okay, the protagonist, as a necromancer, will finally go to a breeding and slaughterhouse to get souls and bodies, and he also knows how to get mines. With the blessing of alchemy, these can already cause damage to mid-level units. Finally, he doesn't just know how to kill people with bones. The necromancer does not have high-level units in the early stage, so he needs to learn some alchemy. If nothing can be done, just let the skeletons drop bombs.
Horror and thriller... I can't help but want to watch it!
Great idea, come on
I didn't use AI much to make up the word count, so it was comfortable^⎚‸⎚^
I have read something similar, The Book of the Dead in Space, but the quality is not comparable to the author's.
It's okay, the early pacing is very tight, and the protagonist is very clever in dealing with it.
Well written, one of the best in the Necromancer genre
Encourage me, at least they are all useful plots
This kind of undead is very comfortable to look at. Quite strong. New breed of undead This book surprised me. He doesn't use the crowd tactics like the usual undead. We are taking the road of quality. 😊😊😁🤓🤔