Everyone's Castle: All Life Is a Chess Piece

I hope we can change the castle later. Why insist on writing about the Undead? In Heroes of Might and Magic or similar strategy games, the Undead are weaklings. Don't bring up the Undead Scourge; they're just cannon fodder. And what about a normal person who likes to look at skeletons every day, and then turns into a skeleton themselves? The cheat codes are pretty good, but the undead are just too much. Let's see how they handle the rest of the story.

Author... Your writing is... Impressive. I just didn't understand the plot.

A heads-up: it's a Heroes of Might and Magic-like story, but the author is actually writing about a castle for the dead...

From around chapter 80, I've been waiting for the author to give a reasonable explanation. For example, SSS was suppressed by SS and couldn't even lift his head. Someone who almost lost his life two or three times is said to have survived by being reborn on the cross. Honestly, stop trying to be number one, can't you just be an ordinary person? Ծ^Ծ, Why bother chasing after the supreme being?

The author's writing skills are lacking; the language is neither concise nor accessible... In other words, what did you write?

The talent of all beings as chess pieces. Have you ever heard of Wanning Chess?

Hurry up and kill this woman, she's disgusting.

The concept was good, and the storytelling was passable. However, the language was too obscure and difficult to understand, with lengthy explanatory texts, leading many to find the plot hard to follow. It was a waste of a good idea.

Everyone time-travels, becomes a lord, starts with random troop types, undead, all copied and pasted from here.

The damage calculation for the Rampaging Goblin in Chapter 3 is incorrect; hopefully, the author can fix it soon.