Endless Game: Starting with the Necromancer Class

Necromancer, I have a question. Is it possible to resurrect killed bacteria and viruses? Microorganisms have lives too, and then unleash a necromantic catastrophe in the microbial world. By the way, let's have some supermodels. Can we turn around and resurrect the corpses of stars like white dwarfs?

Still couldn't grasp the key to enjoyment Firstly Those who clicked in were all curious about necromancers and the concept of "gouyou," hoping to see if the book could produce anything worthwhile. But starting from around chapter twenty, it seemed a bit aimless and unsure of what to do next.

Can necromancer be considered a hidden class?

Author, this is a necromancer, not a necromancer summoner. It's clearly a powerful profession, but they're trying to limit it using game professions! A necromancer is essentially a resurrected undead. Wherever there are corpses, as long as there's enough magic, they become cannon fodder. Elite soldiers are created by the necromancer himself, and all magic is researched by him.

After looking at over thirty pages, I realized there's a slight difference between the author's and the reader's thinking. This either means the author has a problem, or I do.

The original image of a necromancer: emaciated, gloomy, and full of negative energy. When you, author, arrange for the protagonist to learn some positive skills, could you please provide some explanations as to why the protagonist is able to learn them? I remember back in 2008, it was very popular for web novels featuring mages to have all elemental attributes, as well as light, dark, yin, and yang attributes.

The name and content don't match. It's just a dozen or so skeletons, calling it a "skull army" is a bit much. Does the author call it a "skull sea" if there are 100 skeletons? Just kidding.

I find the Necromancer class very interesting. A few years ago, the Necromancer class was overpowered, and many authors wrote about it in terms of undead calamities and other powerful things. In recent years, the Necromancer has become weak, and anyone can easily bully it.

I remember in the past, ordinary necromancers in Western fantasy novels weren't scary; what was terrifying was a necromancer who mastered a forbidden technique. The "Undead Scourge" opened the Netherworld, unleashing countless undead from it. The land of the Netherworld was entirely composed of bones.

This is not a dark single-player game. In a fantasy world of martial arts and immortal cultivation, it's pointless to amass an army. The strong can destroy stars and universes with a flick of their wrists. What's the point of having a universe full of skeleton soldiers?