The First Way to Die

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.

The tomb is painted big, please update it, a good book cannot be destroyed

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.

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

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?

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 following is just my personal opinion. If you don't like it, don't complain ƪ(˘⌣˘)ʃ ①The protagonist struggles for the title all day long and expresses that he doesn't understand the use of the title. Can the title provide ability bonus? Can it improve combat effectiveness? Just increase your prestige and fame, and increase your attraction to talents. Why does everyone expect to have a title, because the title can make them famous through the ages? Or does the title make them stronger or is a shortcut to becoming stronger. Or are the values ​​of this world the same as those of the European Middle Ages - honor comes first? ② And that association is not absolutely neutral. It can maintain its title as long as it can afford the money. I don't know whether this situation is only possible for low-level players but not for high-level players, or whether the title can be maintained regardless of the level as long as the money is paid. How can an unfair judging agency have credibility? ! In my opinion, it is better for the World Will or the Absolute Justice Power to control this association, and this association can give combat power or ability bonuses to the title powerhouse. ③ I don't understand what this book has to do with the Necromancer. "The First Law of Death" is about territory construction. The lord is the main job, and the method of death is the deputy job. The method of death is just a tool to make the protagonist's territory stronger. Why not change the title of the book to "The First Territory", it's manually funny🤪. And this book is about a necromancer, there is no evil feeling at all, and I am afraid of being 404, it is still the same style. Okay, I'll fix it if I have any mistakes, thank you. 🙂🤓

The protagonist always flies around and hangs around, and the characters appear unnaturally. If you need one, draw a corpse. If you want to plan a town, use an architect and he is national-level. If you want plug-ins, use plug-in skills. The three-in-one has not cost anything until now. There is no CD. BOSS appears all the time. Characters are created for the plot, instead of the characters leading the plot.

He acted like a fool when negotiating with pig's feet, paying such a high price for a bunch of corpses that would be troublesome to dispose of.

After reading Chapter 58, I suddenly felt that this is a world of internet celebrities, where everyone is working hard for exposure and fame.

The author's novel is very good, but I want to complain that the author's naming is too perfunctory! "Corpse Processing" and this novel are all transliterations of their English names. Is it so difficult to come up with a serious name? The author is too lazy! Doug is so good that it makes people feel like a drama.

I also think there are some problems with the setting of this title (or maybe I didn't notice it because I was reading too fast). The prerequisite for obtaining a title is to have a certain influence in the respective field. To judge the strength, one should look at the title in which field it is, rather than being scared and talking to Sun Tzu as soon as he sees that he is a strong title. Like, a person with an outstanding title in the catering industry can't stand up to an ordinary person with a fighting title (because he can't beat him) (for example, I am the Barbecue King. I am invincible in the field of barbecue. I have no opponents but a strong person with the title who relies on fighting can't beat 10 barbecue kings.)

Who understands what is going on with this thing?

The protagonist has no strength at all and only knows how to compete. At first, I thought the protagonist had more coins.

Let the author write in a different genre. Otherwise, no one would watch it.

The reason why no one is watching is simple. Not a time traveler, there is no sense of substitution. It's not a book with superb literary talent. There are no basic needs. No matter how good the development of the protagonist is, it will be of no use in the face of hardships.

I have a bit of a headache when I see it. Sometimes I can't tell what is from what

Why does the author keep on the path of lich and never look back? No matter how die-hard the author's fan is, he can't stand this death routine! Can't you write it in another direction? Do you have to be so stubborn? Anyway, the results of each of the author's books are worse than the last, so you should know about aesthetic fatigue!

It's good, but the emotional scenes are inexplicable. Whether it was for Martin or Mazi, it was very abrupt.

After reading a little bit, I think the writing is not bad, and the setting is a bit magical. If you like this kind of subject, this article should be good (at least from the beginning). But the necromancer in this novel is not a necromancer at all. I feel that this setting is just for the protagonist to summon various SSRs. This necromancer does not study evil magic, does not do bad things (such as inventing evil cola to rule the world...), Etc., But he actually tells the kobolds, "If you don't work hard, I won't give you benefits." Do you think this is what a necromancer should do?

No wonder I didn't watch the time traveler being turned into an undead slave by the natives. . . .

When I wrote more than 200 chapters, it collapsed, and there was no introduction or follow-up 🙂🙂🙂

Forbes is a fox? Fox is the one! Did you fall asleep in English class? Please, be careful when naming foreigners. Even if you make a mistake, don't leave a comment to show your cowardice!

I just want to say that the author is really strong. With such poor grades, most authors would cut their eggs and go to the palace, but the author still persists. He has more than one million words, only 5,000 recommendations, and there are several books. I really admire him.

Isn't the protagonist a time traveler