All Lords: I Was Born in a Cemetery

The writing style is a bit childish, like it was written by a junior high school student!

1. Please read and collect it, everyone, this is very important to me. It's about raising books. A small one is pleasant, but a big one will hurt the author 😭 Recommendation and promotion seem to depend on collection and follow-up reading. If readers think the author's writing is good, can you add it to your collection (follow-up reading)? 2. For this follow-up reading, readers can see it by turning the book to the page after the latest chapter. 3. Let's talk about the plot. The whole book is roughly divided into five parts? The first part (that is, the prequel) is mainly a preliminary foreshadowing, leaving a few holes that will of course be filled in later. Some people must have said that the first part does not look like farming (indeed, the writing was a bit off-kilter), but it has been corrected in the second part. The article on farming must be based on farming. …There seems to be nothing more to say. Finally, I would like to say something else. Some people always say that farming is easy to collapse in the later stages of cheating. I am also very afraid of this, so I gave the male protagonist such a cautious and planned character. Finally, I still want to collect and read it. Grateful

The name of the main character made me instantly lose half of my interest in reading.

Why is there no one? This Skeleton is pretty well written.

The name Tucker sounds like a foreigner.

Isn't it enough to have an unyielding will? What do you want to express by using a guardian?

There is no heroine in this book, she is just a tool.

Why do you have to give a foreign name?

The beginning is quite attractive, but the writing style at the end is not that good. I want to laugh a little bit.

There have been a lot of lord articles like this recently, and they all have a problem with their writing. There is a difference between the undead. Are skeleton zombies and ghosts the same? They are all undead, but does it make sense that the objects are ghosts? The definition of the undead was fixed in novels more than ten years ago. The undead should be divided into three categories The bone system based on skeletons, bones, and bone walls The flesh system based on zombie plague, toxins and corpse explosions The soul system based on soul attack, control, and ghosts