
From Skeleton to Bone Lord
从骷髅到白骨君王
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 350k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Epic Fantasy
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Little Moments · Preserved · Reading List
2018: A Little Moment in Time, a year-end roundup. In 2018, new books were selected and reviewed by editors before being placed on the once-empty recommendation shelves. Just a few days ago, one of them was only a brief outline of a thousand or so words. It went from an internal submission to editorial review to publication as a new book. Now it has become a work with a mind of its own. For all of this, we should thank the time we had in 2018: The time of 2018 A magical little moment in time. Sh
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Farming! Farming! Farming! I'll say it three times because it's important: raise the banner of farming high!
The protagonist is a skeleton, not a human. After entering the city, he falls into the cliché, becoming a person wearing a skeleton's skin, working for others—how boring! And then, he's inexplicably given a prophecy and taken care of—it's truly tedious. I thought it was a battle for supremacy among skeletons, but it turned out to be a survival story in another world for people with skeleton skins.
September 19th is my birthday, and she gave me a gift.
We're currently at chapter 68, and the first round of recommendations ends in three days!
Here's an update: I currently have 850 favorites and 68 reads. My first round will end in three days. If I don't reach 200 reads, it means I'm eliminated in the first round. Therefore, I urge everyone, please, please do not use these three days to cultivate your knowledge. These three days are extremely important. As long as you get 200 reads in these 3 days, that's fine!
Can it develop into such a necromancer?
If original content isn't enough, just borrow from other dimensions—TV series, movies, novels, comics, mythology—write whatever you're familiar with. If inspiration is lacking, find it on forums. That's called borrowing; you can't create something by working in isolation. Even *White Deer Plain* borrowed the framework of *One Hundred Years of Solitude*. Authors should act within their capabilities.
Hay to Feed+ The balance between self-expression and reader experience is quite good. Although there are occasional issues such as being a bit off-key or going too far, lacking sufficient foreshadowing, or forcing emotions, it is still readable.
It's fair to say that the hiatus was a blow to the author's reputation; otherwise, the data would have looked better. I'm fortunate to have glimpsed a corner of the author's life through the book, but I have no right to offer comfort or guidance.
Keep it up, author! I haven't had enough of Overlord, and there are still too few books of the same genre or fantasy.
Skull script is too rare, I'll save it for later and read it when it's more complete.