The Necromancer and the Super Graveyard

Shouldn't the Necromancer click one to summon the undead, and then all the remaining points are swordsmanship and blocking? When you encounter an enemy, recruit an undead first to prove your identity as a necromancer. Then use sword skills to kill them.

I feel that the protagonist is too exhausted in the foggy world. The biggest advantage of egg-laying creatures such as kobolds and fishmen is that they have many children and have short growth cycles. They have to have a good living environment and their population growth is very fast. It is really a waste of resources for the protagonist to enter a tribe and kill another tribe. The protagonist can completely integrate the surrendered small tribes into a large tribe, and then let the strong ones join the army to explore the way, while the weak women and children are responsible for reproduction, and the protagonist's undead army and strong men provide protection and surveillance. In this way, as long as the number is established, not to mention those who serve as cannon fodder, but those fish and dog-headed people who naturally grow old, sick and die, can provide a stable source of souls. Absolute death will only bring you calmness, and the cycle of life and death will bring you a steady stream of souls.

I found that many authors who write about necromancers almost write necromancers as summoners, summoning a bunch of bone dragons, a sea of ​​skeletons, etc.

Brothers who want to read the book, please note that this is a standard licking-dog novel. You should think about it clearly before reading. Withdrawn, I really can't stand it anymore, what should I say? This is a standard dog-licking novel. It was very well written in the early stage, but after I met the princess later on, I couldn't stand it anymore. I felt like a retarded person. In the later stage, I kept licking the princess, giving money, giving people, giving sacred tears. As soon as I got some good things, I quickly sent them to others. I am fucking convinced by you.

I feel that the author has a problem with the character of the protagonist. As a necromancer, the protagonist's attitude towards life will indeed be very indifferent, but it should not change like a selfish one. Whether it is the alien alliance massacres the holy tower, or the cult massacres civilians, the protagonist has always dealt with it with a selfish attitude. This certainly reflects the characteristics of the protagonist necromancer, but It also makes the protagonist's character image inevitably decline in the minds of readers, and will definitely dissuade some readers. After all, some beautiful qualities in reality occupy the mainstream of people's thoughts today. This is not to criticize the author from the highest point of morality. It is just a suggestion to the author based on personal feelings. I actually like the plot very much.

①The level of spiritualism has reached the upper limit of physical endurance and cannot be upgraded. Spiritualism is just a method of using magic power. The higher the level, the higher the skill, so it should be easier! The Great Mage can fight with the legendary warrior in hand-to-hand combat. After all, casting spells requires considering the physical carrying capacity. ②The protagonist cannot summon the undead from the outside world. The protagonist's magic, spiritual power, and spiritualism are all there! All conditions are met. But it just can't be summoned. ¬_¬｀ ③Limit on the number of undead. Assuming that his golden finger can automatically generate undead, he can generate single-digit undead for free in a month. There is a limit to the amount of psychic energy generated for one month! Forget it if you can't explode the sea of ​​soldiers. It's the first time I've seen a necromancer who is afraid of being consumed by others ④ The bone spur spell requires bones in the cemetery. I'm curious about how the protagonist can cast hell fireballs, plagues, curses, bloodthirsty spells, life draining, etc. Everything is summoning. If you learn necromancy magic, if you learn space magic, your summoning might cost less.

Please express your opinion To be honest, I am really rushing to finish the work~ I actually have a very broad tolerance for unfinished work, but if this is not unfinished, what else is unfinished? . .

I really don't know what the significance of the protagonist becoming stronger in this book is? Become a robot without emotions. Give up everything in order to become stronger. Abandoning your past thoughts and feelings does not mean you are killing yourself. Then after becoming stronger, they can no longer have children, nor can they eat or drink. Really don't know what the point of this is. This means that he no longer exists, he is just a robot that becomes stronger independently. There is no sense of immersion in writing like this. It is inevitable that there will be a rush later. I feel like this protagonist is extremely stupid. IQ is lower than kindergarten.

The first poisonous point was that the cousin didn't have the strength to give it hard, and the protagonist helped wipe the butt twice. The second time, I thought my cousin was dead, but it turned out that my cousin came back to life again.

I have read almost 100 chapters and have a question. As a mage, the male protagonist does not seem to collect knowledge or conduct research, but simply uses his golden fingers. It doesn't feel like I have the impression that a mage is a mad scientist from another world. What should such a mage do in the later stage?