The First Necromage

If I lose, I will leave. If you lose, everything will be mine. This kind of bet feels so childish.

Thank you for your rewards, recommendation votes, and investments. Oh, I'm so happy!

The kind of necromancer I want to see more is the kind that summons a lot of skeletons from another world with a wave of his hand. In the later period, an undead natural disaster destroyed a continent. MD, the necromancer in the novel now is a waste without a corpse.

The title system in this book looks really awkward. It has so much power and no one is supervising it. It would be better to leave this kind of system to magic or gods. It would be too stupid to let an association run it. There will definitely be corruption that does not live up to the name.

Figure. . . A smell that was popular more than ten years ago. More than ten years ago, I would have felt grounded and handsome, but now. . . I just want to ask a question, shouldn't this kind of ruffian should have been killed long ago, whether in reality or in a fantasy world with more reasonable logic? How did you survive?

In this book, does the protagonist serve the territory or does the territory serve the protagonist? The protagonist has always focused on the territory without improving himself at all. I can't stand it, I hope the author can make some changes. In a world with extraordinary power, isn't territory meant to serve oneself? The protagonist's own power is extremely weak. I have been working tirelessly to build the territory.

This book is so bad. I didn't even understand what it was about. The background of the characters, the outline of the story, and the power system should generally be written in the first few chapters. But you just wrote a title and nothing else. What are you writing? What is the role of the title? Why? There is power only when you have a title. Who issues the title? How can you get the title? The author just skips a few sentences, leaving people confused. It's like the author said that titles can be awarded by the country. This paragraph is very problematic. For example, can titles be awarded at will without restrictions? What does the title being awarded by others have to do with gaining strength? If the title is awarded by others, can it be revoked by others? Wait a series of questions? The author didn't explain anything, and people were confused after reading it. I don't understand why so many people say this book is very good. I'm afraid it's not a fake book.

Regardless of the type of novel, who would be unhappy reading it? The writing style and content are good. But it's not top-notch either. The success of such a novel is a fluke, and failure is a high probability.

The protagonist is a fool again. Oh, it should be the author's fault. You showed the whole cocoa manufacturing process and formula to Churchill. Wouldn't the other party do it themselves? Isn't it too hard-headed to give the opponent an arcane staff when you know you've been tricked? That's it for only four chapters. Can I watch it later?

He sells everything, and his own fighting power is rubbish. Feel like giving up