The Wizard Slaps His Legs in Surprise

The author's writing is very good, and the writing style is also funny, but it's a bit too stand-alone. At least he needs to find a girl for the male protagonist. A single dog hanging out with a group of skeletons will become perverted over time.

Although the front is interesting, it is a bit messy.

Is there such a thing as a health bar in reality after time travel? . . . Is this watching you play a single-player game?

I can't stand it, the protagonist looks like a retard

The writing style and subject matter are good, but the plot is too monotonous and watery.

Click back from the bottom of the bookshelf and see that it is still being updated.

All right! ! We are both lost in the world, let's hide each other!

I feel like the first 20 or 30 chapters are still readable, but the rest seems like the protagonist is expressing his thoughts. One or two chapters are fine, but dozens of chapters feel very confusing and confusing, but I still recommend and support it.

You can't defeat three barbarians with pure necromancy, so you mainly rely on mercenaries for output? Is the author serious ? What level are you at with Skeleton Resurrection and Skeleton Control? Skills also add bone shield? When you fight a boss, do you increase the damage but not the aging? Pure necromancy is the easiest to pass. I don't know how the author points out the skills. Pure necromancy has the loosest skill points. Skeleton resurrection and domination points are full, clay stone demon has a few levels, and aging point is one level. How can it be impossible to pass hell?