Summoning Skeleton Soldiers from the Start

I think the main force should be the space undead. Instead of these calcium waste products

Initially, I wanted to see the protagonist with all sorts of overpowered abilities and adventures. But the abilities were flawed, which is bad enough, but the protagonist's intelligence also seemed questionable; he relied purely on luck, or perhaps he failed to be possessed and lost his memory—perhaps that would be a good excuse to get a different protagonist. 😥

It's been three hours since the last update; even the donkeys in the production team can't rest like this.

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One thing's strange: the protagonist, supposed to be a wage slave, feels like a spoiled, older man who's never left home. He seems like an idiot. He was alright at first, but after that angel appeared, he completely transformed into a mama's boy. He can't even dress himself without being waited on. The protagonist isn't just heartless; he's totally mentally unstable.

The title is a real trap. If it weren't for a post in a book club saying that the title was bad but the content was good, I would have almost skipped it.

Well, the premise is fairly logical, the plot is decent, and the supporting characters are well-developed, but it's frustrating that the protagonist hasn't grown at all after so many chapters. Even after defeating Amon, the protagonist showed no sense of crisis, refusing to leave the Real World unless absolutely necessary for food.

Well... I felt like I couldn't continue reading after chapter 140. There were too many foreshadowing elements, making it feel particularly chaotic.

Red ideology is useless in this world; superpowers cannot be used for materialism. Red ideology is a typical form of materialism; the protagonist's intelligence isn't enough to create high-tech gadgets... Uh oh... The only way for the Eastern Kingdom to break the deadlock is for the protagonist to become stronger and resort to brute force.

I hope the main character can develop quickly. Then, I hope the protagonist's stance is that he is Chinese, not from the East, and certainly not from the West. Once the protagonist has developed, it's perfectly fine for him to help the East. However, he shouldn't waste his own time helping the East before he has developed. As things stand, developing in the West is not a problem.