A True Necromancer

After reading the author's book, a nameless fire was burning inside me, but seeing that there was nothing else to do, I slapped myself twice. That's how passionate I am.

Regarding necromancers, after reading books for more than ten years, combined with the thoughts uploaded by science fiction thinking, is necromancy essentially dark? Ideologically yes, but from an energy point of view, not necessarily. As long as it can carry the soul, from the perspective of various elements of life, almost all energy systems can carry the soul, but the dark system is the…

I wonder how many people were misled by the author of "My Post-Apocalyptic Territory" when I got to this point.

The later parts were quite disappointing. I had originally hoped that the demigod necromancer's summoned zombies would be bound in chains, and that his roar would resound throughout the entire divine realm like an earthquake, shaking people's hearts.

I couldn't stand looking at that Void Arrow anymore. Zero cooldown, no mana... Couldn't you just cast countless of them in an instant? The design is seriously flawed.

He succumbed to the poison and died; he couldn't hold on any longer. The protagonist, a reborn character, completely lacked any precognition or foresight, constantly seeking help from this person or that person. They have a little strength but don't develop it; instead, they kill people and make enemies everywhere. The tasks designed by the author are completely illogical.

Why are these overpowered protagonist novels so prevalent? Isn't it because everyone here is dissatisfied with reality and seeks amusement in a fantasy world? Don't accuse me of just stating the facts, but I'm sure some people will stand on their moral high ground and criticize me. 🙂

I've read over 500 chapters, and the writing gets progressively worse. The content completely deviates from the title. All the skills acquired early on are wasted; they're constantly touted as incredibly powerful when you first get them. And all that talk about magic towers—they might as well just play a tower defense game.

Unlimited skills, instant cast, no mana cost—are you playing an infinite firepower game? The game starts with just a few of these skills; it's ridiculous. No mention of mana at all. I'm quitting after chapter 3.

This old man... Still... Couldn't... Withstand... It...