Necromantic Myth

I took advantage of the limited exemption period to read this book, and I felt that it was very different from the Necromancer I imagined. I think the Necromancer should be a auxiliary profession rather than a combat profession. It should be a combination of the commander of the army and the scientist. Instead, we should research and develop a base to raise pigs scientifically, and raise a bunch of goblins and kobolds in captivity, which can give birth to more than a dozen babies a year. Dozens of pigs can grow into something that is easy to feed in a year or two, and harvested regularly. Flesh, bones, and souls can all be used very efficiently. Bones can be used to assemble skeleton weapons to make construction equipment. Flesh can be used to create zombies, suture monsters, and abominations. Souls can be used to do research and create ghosts, or just use Elegy of Souls when fighting. This is not much better than killing people and digging their graves everywhere. I think the Necromancer is a character that can only be used in the later stages. The first step is that he is a pure research profession, and his spells are all research and auxiliary. He is the kind of character who will be beaten by others in a one-on-one duel. Until you accumulate enough knowledge, you can start to create your own undead army. At the beginning, when the number of undead is relatively small, you will still be a novice. You need quantity but not quantity, and you need quality but not quality. Even the combat effectiveness will be weakened during the day. When the number of undead increases, a large number of undead will gather to form a canopy of death, blocking the sunlight, dispersing positive energy and weakening normal life, strengthening undead creatures and necromancers. When the undead controlled by necromancers are enough, the negative energy emitted by each undead can also speed up the mana recovery of high-level undead and necromancers, allowing various spells to be restored. A steady stream of auxiliary undead legions. For example, the mana recovery rate of an ordinary other mage is ten points per minute, and the necromancer's mana recovery rate is five points per minute. After all, it is understandable that living people use negative energy affinity, and the subsequent conversion into lich will be calculated separately, and each skeleton soldier can restore 0.001 Mana of the necromancer per minute. In terms of management, it should be similar to the Western aristocratic enfeoffment system, except that loyalty is absolute. The necromancer rules the high-level undead, the high-level undead manages the intermediate undead, and the intermediate undead manages the cannon fodder. For example, the Lich King manages the lich and death knight lords, the lich manages the mage group such as the corpse witch and the skeleton mage, the death knight lord manages the death knight black warrior, and the death knight manages things like zombies and skeletons to form a complete legion. In terms of combat, it's all about fighting slowly and slowly. After all, you can't expect every necromancer to be a tactical genius. Moreover, when there are too many undead, a sky of death will appear, basically saying goodbye to ambushes. There are also ghosts, undead crows, bats, skeleton birds and other investigation units in the hands of the necromancer, and he is basically not afraid of others ambushing him. In combat, the main function of the Necromancer is to mobilize the negative energy of the entire legion for attack and defense, and use spells such as curses, plagues, death ripples, and soul-gathering magic to assist in combat or directly kill the enemy. What the necromancer is most afraid of after taking shape is the decapitation tactic. If the necromancer himself is killed by others, the entire legion will be finished. No one can mobilize negative energy to assist the legion in fighting. The remaining legions are not subordinate to each other and cannot cooperate with each other. They will definitely be destroyed. After all, you can't let your high-level undead have too high IQs. If they are too high, they will rebel. Generally, you can't have both strong abilities and high loyalty. The strongest point of the farming style is that if something unexpected happens, it will cause heavy losses (such as the opponent hiding some ultimate move, or a sudden explosion of morale, etc.). The undead mage in the jungle is basically finished. The opponent will never give you a chance to attack again and will directly chase you to death. As for the farming style, as long as the high-level undead losses are not big, if they go back and recruit another wave of cannon fodder, they will be another hero. This is my feeling. I hope someone can write a novel based on this template. I have been short of books for a long time 😒😒

The data column is your characteristic. I hope the author will not abandon it. During this period, some people will definitely say that the data is too low and the word count is not good. However, this is the same as readers asking a Danmei author to write Danmei novels and not write Danmei.

The book gradually started to feel wrong. The front was good, but in the back it was a hammer and an ax. Everything was messy. Many things ended before they even started, or simply disappeared. It doesn't sound like he had a plan, but he didn't have a plan. There is still such a main line, which is very sad.

To be honest, this book is really good to read. Its features may be the data column and the introduction of skills, which I am personally more accustomed to reading. But it always felt a little weird. I said the fight was fine at the beginning, but the more I looked at it later, I started fighting when I couldn't agree with each other. There was no reason. I really want to know where all the temper comes from? Also, the male protagonist is a necromancer. So far, I haven't seen much about the necromancy. He knows how to be a druid, uses swordsmanship, and learns thunder and lightning. What else does a necromancer do besides having a soldier with several undead soldiers in the underworld? You are trying to sell dog meat on sheep's head. Of course, the book is good to read, but it really feels like a bit of a lie.

The protagonist's development has always been unplanned and unsystematic. 1. Career planning If I don't say much about this, there is no career plan. Because Quetzalcoatl has many races and religions, its divinity is chaotic. If you take the Feathered Serpent route, you'll get twice the result with half the effort. Now the Necromancer profession has become non-mainstream, and he wants to become a Druid. If your own power and your own profession are not coordinated, how can you develop well? 2. Force Planning Two words, chaos. What are the advantages of the undead? It's a sea of ​​people. Now the Hades base camp has not built a soul summoner. After the battle, the corpses cannot be converted into troops. The troops mainly rely on buying and lottery, and there are no low-level undead seas. The high-level troops are all random troops obtained by lottery, and it is difficult to replenish them. The high-level troops of the undead tribe have not been built at all - so the protagonist and the female mummy hero still want to take the elite route? Walk by mouth? The result is that low-level undead cannot form a numerical advantage, and high-level arms cannot build a supplementary system. Just like career planning is a mess, military planning is also a mess. 3. Development Plan We are currently engaged in a demi-dimensional unified war. The battle planning is arbitrary. Who to fight first and who to fight later is completely up to chance. Whether it is a steady attack or a quick victory, there is no plan at all. One moment, I want to fight the real world first, and the other moment, I want to unify the underworld first. The funniest thing is that they can't even unite their own forces. Murlocs and goblins are funny, right? ——This kind of chaotic organizational ability is a bit like the feudal army in the West in the Middle Ages, but are you in a feudal system? Your undead army's organizational skills are so poor, are you a greenskin from Warhammer or a demon from DND?

The setting is great, the ideas are rich, the characters are poorly drawn, and the plot conflicts are too abrupt. It's not exciting enough. I hope it can be improved.

I read Judgment when I was in junior high school and rented a bookstore to read it. It was really shocking. To be honest, I had never played Invincible Heroes at that time. After reading this book, I played Invincible Heroes, but I was still amazed by the brains of the feather people. When I occasionally think back to Judgment over the years, I always feel that there are many deep things to explore in it, and it ended too early to read enough. This time I suddenly saw the new book of Yumin Boss at the starting point. I came to support it, but I found that the bad habits of Yumin Boss have not changed. Although it looked unpleasant, it was inexplicably friendly. To be honest, I think the advantage of Yumin Boss is that it has a big imagination and fantastic ideas. The disadvantage is that the writing occasionally goes against common sense and is not fluent. It is terrible to read. For example, in the last part of Chapter 64, the human nature appears in the eyes of the corpse Naga... ... When the protagonist realizes it, it turns out that the corpse Naga has become tainted with divinity in order to help the protagonist block it. This part is a typical counter-intuitive incoherence. It looks so awkward. Normally it shouldn't be the case. The protagonist is shocked, then opens the attribute panel, checks the prompts, and then recalls, oh, that's it, blah blah... This way, it can not only highlight the character's character, but also cheat the word count, why not? I always feel that Mr. Yumin is very unstable when writing books. Sometimes he writes very carefully and conscientiously, and sometimes he writes as if he is rushing. As an old fan whom I have only met for many years, I hope that I can create a new classic again, and I wish you the best!

I watched it, it's really good to watch, the setting, writing and plot are great! Recommend! The poison has been tested! Don't be fooled! Please listen to what I have to say, please! Don't be scared away by some so-called reviews by those who praise Wudi Xiaobai's writings because they don't like it! These people are just smear work by pointing fingers! I casually glanced at ten lines, glanced at it a few times, and then said it was not well written and cursed. I mentioned in this chapter that I saw a large number of such people. This book is a good story-telling, with many exciting passages and just the right pace. It is suitable for those who just want to relax and read novels! I read it chapter by chapter, sentence by sentence, as a good story. It was very comfortable, not draggy, and the plot was not clumsy. It was very good. It's not the kind of book that is in a hurry as if it's completing a task. You just glance at it a few times in one chapter, and you jump through chapters ten. If you like this, just watch this. Don't look here.

There is only one word in this book: chaos. Moreover, there are many typos and inconsistencies. The career system planning is chaotic and has no core. I want everything. The Necromancer is poor. You can switch to Lich. And the biggest advantage of the undead is the Sea of ​​the Undead. I have not played the Necromancer well. I want to be a sailor, a swordmaster, and a druid. I really doubt that the author of this book is an old author. Isn't it really a ghostwriting?

After reading more than 50 chapters, I saw that the protagonist felt that his swordsmanship was not as good as the undead men. It was really poisonous to worry about it. The protagonist is a necromancer, isn't the summoned object of the necromancer the protagonist's weapon? I actually think there is a problem with being protected by summoned objects. If a necromancer still needs to carry a sword to charge into battle, why does he need undead? This is like a white-collar worker who refuses to sit in a good office and has to go to the construction site to move bricks.