The Transformation of the Necromancer

First of all, typos often affect reading, and there are also a few extra words and a few missing words. Please proofread it before publishing. Also, where does a Westerner get the dog-beating stick technique? A reborn person who has lived for decades has had his IQ cut off by you and turned directly into a complainer. There are too many activities in the mind. The author's protagonist feels like a science guy, a nerd who studies the truth of magic. However, this is not a real child, and he has no matching mentality at all. "Sage of the Undead" is a top-level magic user who doesn't know magic and can't figure it out on his own? Research is also fruitful, right? Where are the fruits? Decades of research is just to find out how to revive the dead? Well, there is still the ultimate move before death in the previous life, eh, it's gone? The point of transformation is revealed. The protagonist's light system and undead system are directly reflected in the quick recovery of mana? Not even a bit. When I saw the magic showdown for the first time, the protagonist was directly shocked. I don't know what's so exciting about it? The battle scenes were all awkward. A duel turned into a fight to the death. The magic wand was directly decomposed into pure magic power and was absorbed, bursting out with stronger damage. In the end, both of them vomited a mouthful of blood (what? Are you learning from Qingyun Zhi? You vomit blood at every turn). Where is the cool operation? You have watched too many Xianxia. It would not feel inconsistent if the scene was changed to a fight between Xianxia and Xianxia. The subsequent duel will be even more awkward. The two attack attributes of wind and earth are directly classified as auxiliary? Will the wind speed up and float away? Earth element, the only attack is Earth Thorn? The difference is just in quantity. When the soil element becomes hard and turns into ground thorns, will it disappear? There are many swamps, earthquakes, and ground cracks. They are called auxiliary skills if they are not direct damage. I couldn't see the reborn golden finger in the early updates, or you can say you don't have it, but if it feels better, you have to give it to me and change it. A science geek doesn't have any ideas at all? The progression of the plot is also awkward. One second, I was practicing in the dormitory, and then I jumped directly to the exam? (It's so fast. The protagonist has been practicing for several months and hasn't improved a single star?) The time span is not very clear at all. Regarding the dormitories, aren't they assigned together at the beginning of enrollment? How can I directly read the settings later? The protagonist lives alone? These are some of the things I complained about after reading a few chapters. If you have different opinions, you can reply. If you don't want to read it, you can delete the post. I don't mind. But if your typo affects the reading and you don't even proofread it, I can't say anything.