Angel Alliance: The Dragon King's Power

I think Undead players are the smartest. Although they've lost a lot of the fun of being human, they've gained true immortality. Other races have the same lifespan as humans, but the undead are different; their souls never die, and their lives never end.

It's been a long time since I've read a Heroes of Might and Magic book. Ever since I read *Coming of the Monarch* and *Tyrant of the Undead*, I haven't really read anything in the series. Honestly, this book is really well-written, with no obvious flaws, except for that female character in the beginning who was a bit off-putting.

A very well-developed Heroes of Might and Magic novel. It adheres to the classic Heroes of Might and Magic setting while also daring to incorporate elements from other fantasy strategy games. Keep it up; although it may remain a niche genre, it will be a great opportunity to hone your writing skills.

Shouldn't the protagonist have ambition after being reborn? Shouldn't a thief be killed immediately if they try to steal the treasure chest the protagonist worked so hard to obtain? Especially since they tried twice. Just because she's a woman? If she were a man, would he be considered gay? I refuse to believe the protagonist never saw a woman in his past life.

I couldn't stand it after reading 8 chapters and left. I said there was no early advantage, but at least there were memories of the last 5 years. I said that the masters were all free people without nationality, but then the protagonist immediately gained nationality. What about your experience from the last 5 years? Everyone is a newbie now.

This protagonist doesn't seem like a time-traveler from later times at all. He's very restrained in the early stages, and he does all sorts of outrageous things when he sees a girl. There are quite a few flaws, so I'm out of here.

I've always supported you, brother. It's been so hard to get this much done! Writing a Heroes of Might and Magic novel is no easy feat; it's impossible to satisfy everyone's tastes. Even if it's only weekly updates, I'll still support you. I've given this work all my monthly and recommendation votes. I hope this can become a masterpiece among Heroes of Might and Magic novels. Please!

If you can't write female characters, then don't write them! Is it really that interesting to write the protagonist as a tsundere simp?

I've only read a little bit, and seeing the female thief relentlessly pursuing the protagonist feels like a forced romantic pairing. It's incredibly toxic, and I'm even demanding that Xia Xue be sent away later. She really seems like a cancer, and it's very uncomfortable to watch.

I'm utterly speechless about the title of this book. I didn't even bother clicking on it.