The Necromancer in the Apocalypse

The ability to resurrect the undead is urgently needed. Fantasy game-specific units could be explored: Banshees, Death Knights, Ghouls, Abominations, and more. Flying undead legions, undead engineer legions, etc., Could also be developed. However, all of this requires the protagonist to have an undead base, capable of remotely summoning undead legions via portals.

Ahem, I'd like to recommend a novel called "Dark Summoner in the Apocalypse".

Truly toxic. Not only does he have the ability to lead humanity to evolve and advance civilization, but he also wants to control it, becoming a dictator and hindering progress. He's constantly thinking about controlling this and that. At the slightest sign of trouble, he tries to shift the blame.

Baijiu (Chinese liquor) is better at disinfecting than vinegar.

I've come up with a skill for you, author. Name: Necromancer Space Introduction: The skill itself creates a space based on necromantic laws. This space can be expanded using corpses, flesh, and bones. For example, if you only throw bones into an area, it will eventually become a "Bone Plain."

In Diablo 3, the Witch Doctor can summon zombie dogs and ghost dolls; in the movie The Mummy (whose defining characteristic is speed, emphasizing surprise attacks); and in One Piece, the Soul-Soul Fruit grants the ability to summon negative ghosts (the worst thing in a fight is losing your composure).

The protagonist is such a hypocrite. A necromancer who manipulates corpses gets burned and robs in the post-apocalyptic world, then returns to the main world looking down on others for being involved in organized crime. No one else manipulated the dead, after all. The protagonist did bad things in the main world, but he insists on acting like killing and stealing from others is doing good because they're bad people. It's disgusting.

Then the protagonist was blasted out of his original form by the radiation and shockwave during the nuclear explosion and died a horrible death.

The protagonist is only level 10 and already acts like a madman. As a mage, he doesn't practice his meditation skill and spends all his time thinking about building up his power in the apocalypse. Doesn't he know that what a necromancer wants is for all power to be concentrated in his own possession? His skill and attribute point allocation choices are incredibly toxic.

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