The Necromancer of the 21St Century

Why does the protagonist look like a god of plague? Wherever you go, people will get sick?

I swallowed pork tapeworms to lose weight! ! ! This is the cruelest female character I have ever seen. I am really shocked.

After reading a few chapters, there is nothing wrong with the writing, but there is too much water.

I didn't want to click in, but the cover is so delicious 😍

🤫 Playing the Star Color is actually very simple. Open the necromantic space and pull it over, then call the little blue dragon to transform. The legendary dragon still wins.

It's good to write about daily life. If you're not good at fighting, write less. Urban cultivation, science fiction and farming are also good.

It's better to pay attention to the order of chapters. Don't always have missing chapters or disordered order. It's too annoying to watch.

It's Chapter 10, and I still don't know what's going on, so uncomfortable.

I hope the author can mark that there are a lot of spoilers for some Japanese dramas I just got into the trap of Japanese dramas, and Unnatural Death was spoiled like crazy, which forced me to stay up all night to read Unnatural Death before coming back to read the novel. Although it is a Japanese drama from 2018, after all, not many Japanese dramas are watched. I was also hooked after watching Next Door, and I just happened to read this book today. I am too southern.

If the author is not good at writing fighting scenes, it is okay. First of all, our protagonist, the Universal Necromancy Encyclopedia of the Multiverse. This golden finger is universal in the multiverse and is much higher than in this world where cultivation is difficult. Then he practices the inheritance given by the protagonist. Even if it is not a high-level inheritance, it is a complete inheritance. It will definitely not be a problem if he cannot defeat a few cannon fodder who come to test. One is A cannon fodder without a complete and mature training system is not on the same level as a person who has a complete training system and has practiced with the protagonist for a period of time. The crushing is justified. In addition, I think this is a non-daily supernatural light novel that is biased towards daily life (big mistake). Overall, the plot is reasonable, the characters' IQs are well written, and the protagonist does not have so many routines and pretending to be slapped in the face. It is very comfortable to watch.

It's really a bit embarrassing to watch this emotional drama... And the heroine is really unnecessary. The main plot is about how to advance and learn the Necromancer in modern times, and then participate in the plot of a medical Japanese drama, using the Necromancer method to perform medical treatment, etc., Which is more attractive.

(Test the Poison, dedicated to readers who are interested in the Necromancer) At the beginning, I saw that the male protagonist spent a long time to get the undead horse, and he was still an entry-level newcomer. I thought the protagonist was going to become stronger little by little. During this period, he collected souls and materials and faced off against onmyojis and witches, but ultimately defeated the "decent" god. This is a traditional necromancer story. It is a very classic model, and it is undoubtedly qualified as food and grass: although the general plot can be guessed, thanks to the detailed description of the rituals in this book, it makes people look forward to the next process of making undead creatures and what kind of undead creatures will be made. It is worth it. Chasing Books When the gay friend with intestinal cancer appeared on the scene, I thought the protagonist was going to the dark side and getting addicted, but it turned out that he was saving lives; it's okay, who doesn't have a gay friend yet (a little disappointed) Then he and Jonouchi became a couple, no, bro, what kind of girlfriend do you want as a necromancer? There are very few authors who can write well about emotions, especially when the protagonist plays with corpses, and conflicts such as moral impact are particularly difficult to write. In this way, when the male protagonist becomes NB later, the female protagonist will definitely understand and resonate with the male protagonist, and then under the leadership of the male protagonist, she will become a necromancer and become a tool. It's okay. I started reading novels in 2011. The heroine is a tool-man and something boring. But when I saw the male protagonist joining the Extraordinary Association, something was not quite right: I suddenly discovered that the male protagonist was taking the invincible route, which was a very clichéd one, including later saving the old lady's family of extraordinary people to curry favor with the male protagonist. It was a very clichéd and naive plot. I stopped reading it after that. The following content is dedicated to the brothers who like me come to the Necromancer. Content that I personally think is an advantage: This book has good reviews about the content about the necromancer. It is very rigorous and academic Content that I personally think is a disadvantage: there is no emotional drama that I want to watch, a middle-class male protagonist who can tell the story of 30 years in Hedong and 30 years in Hexi, an invincible start without the development fun that a necromancer novel should have, embarrassing and even feels like it violates the character, and anti-cancer drugs are developed in 100 chapters. Don't be sure whether it will become a doctor's novel later... Above

Chapter 4, I hope I won't be harmonized

I suddenly thought that if the protagonist returned to China, he would be resurrected. . . . Will there be a 404 dimensionality reduction attack?

The writing is not like a necromancer, but like a compassionate love brain scientist. It has neither the coldness and cruelty of the mage nor the truth and indifference of the mage. It is very much like the overbearing president in romance novels (with a lot of black technology at hand). The protagonist relies on the results of his magic research to save lives in Japan and is a friend of the century. The writing style is very similar to female pornographic novels (I finally found the awkwardness)

This kind of novel should not have a female protagonist, nor should it be set in Japan. Europe and the United States are the most suitable, after all, there are few adults in Europe and the United States.

I'm stupid. In the latest chapter, the heroine is promoted directly in front of the boss? ? I am directly confused. If you are promoted in front of the boss, you will definitely need the protection of the male protagonist. This will slow down the rhythm of the male protagonist. When Mary launches a big move, the male protagonist may not be able to block it, and then use his demigod body to block it. The heroine is so big, doesn't she think about the consequences of doing things?

In fact, this should be set in Europe and the United States. Find a place far away from the city. Killing a dozen people is completely fine. Then you can go to Africa or change the timeline and go to Syria to fight every day. 70,000 Will definitely be enough.

Advantages The setting is good, industrialization of magic, artificial souls, steel and undead, and the career setting of the protagonist is very good, but unfortunately there is less in this aspect Disadvantages Brother, you are a male video writer, there are too many emotional scenes, the main plot is not advanced, and the heroine is not likeable, it feels like a template vase.

I can understand the choice of Mikoto Misumi, after all, Jugen plays the role, and Jonouchi is the heroine. I can only say that the author's appetite and aesthetics are more powerful.

To make a complaint, the first thing is the continuity of the previous and next chapters. It was poor in the early stage, but got better in the later stages. The second is the heroine, or characterization. The heroine has had similar indecisiveness and the feeling of a virgin before, but she is an ordinary person after all, so it is understandable. I felt uncomfortable when the heroine was transformed into a transcendent, and I felt that there might be problems later. Sure enough, the depressive behavior of that ancestor suddenly became unbearable for me, really. There is also the case of the disciple's wife, who said she wanted an exchange of equal value, but at the same time allowed her to become a disciple smoothly without paying anything. Regardless of whether the law of equal exchange is right or wrong, since such a view has been established, she must comply with it and don't slap her in the face. Also, the girlfriend of the forensic doctor said that there is a boundary between life and death and at the same time gave him the soul crystal. Is this called dividing life and death?

The author must have a harem. I get annoyed every day when I see these comments about not wanting a female protagonist. A novel without emotional drama to spice it up is boring to death. Heroines, come on! !

I've only read the first chapter, so I'll give you a preliminary overview. First of all, it is indeed a multiverse-level encyclopedia of necromancy, and it is a book of the genocide. Then, as a multiverse-level encyclopedia of necromancy, there should be more than one way to become a lich. Maybe there is some kind of report in it called "A report on a feasible plan for converting into a lich that is simple, convenient, pollution-free and has no side effects" or something like "How to convert a lich into a lich by relying on sacred magic", "How to turn a tardigrade into a lich" Learn to be a Necromancer in a Demon-free World and Convert to a Lich", "On Feasible Methods of Converting Various Radiations in the Universe into Magic Power", "On the Feasibility of Skeleton Soldiers Practicing Internal Skills and Mental Techniques", "On the Feasibility Report of Using Holy Light to Use Necromantic Spells", " About how to create a star in the body and put a Dyson sphere on it to convert energy into magic power", "Detailed explanation of how to use magic power to replace internal force to improve close combat capabilities", "On the feasibility of how to allow the undead to use sacred magic safely", "About the idea of using necromancy magic to build a space battleship", "On whether necromancy magic can simulate nuclear reactions", "Can necromancy magic be used to simulate nuclear reactions to build a star", "On the correlation between dark matter and magic power" and other such crazy content. Since it is a multiverse-level encyclopedia of necromancy spells, there should always be some necromancy spells from high-dimensional civilizations in it. Although this knowledge may be a bit crazy for low-dimensional civilizations.

The cover is the sword fairy Fei Yue from the game "Sword and Soul", support me.

Ah, this heroine is really annoying. Most of the poisonous points come from her. I guess the author is also proud of him for using a lot of space to show the heroine... It may be something like his own personality, but this kind of thing is not the so-called conflict point. It does not mean that it is appropriate to portray the heroine's so-called inner entanglement and the hero's so-called magnanimity. This actually shows the heroine's... She troubles her husband for something she doesn't know, and she keeps saying that she wants to comply with Japanese wife norms...

Just a personal opinion. The emotional scene jumps too fast. I feel a little embarrassed. The character of the protagonist and the secret he carries with him make this kind of relationship heat up a little too fast.

Brother, have you thought about what to write? I was attracted by this setting. Now I suspect that the author just figured out the setting and started writing without having an outline. At first, I thought I was going to rely on necromancy to become the all-powerful super doctor in life, and I would intersperse it with Japanese dramas such as Doctor If your writing style is not good, don't think about wanting them all, just give up some.

There is actually nothing wrong with the writing, and there is no big problem with the logic. The problem with poor grades may be that it is too complicated. The Western Necromancer + Japanese Onmyoji + Low Demonic Supernatural Society is one line behind it, and then there is another line on the surface, Doctor + Workplace + Japanese Love. The key is that both lines are well written. The mage system is a hard-core professional, and the doctor article is an ordinary science student. I can't see the fault, and I also have a good understanding of Japanese society and culture. . . But here's the problem. . . Are you writing about a necromancer or about a doctor's career? . . Moreover, the performance of the two sides of the protagonist is completely different, giving people a strong sense of separation, and the number of words on both sides is the same. I have just started to read the doctor's article, and immediately gave me a dozen low-magic adventures. I have just started reading the low-magic adventure, and there are more than a dozen doctor's articles. Damn it, the writing is pretty good... The result is that it makes me feel very separated.

What happened in Japan, if you become a necromancer and still don't cause trouble, it's a shame for the audience.

It's a hit-or-miss, foreign-style, Japanese-style love story that sells sheep's heads, sells dog meat, and wears the skin of a necromancer.