Necromancer 2

Several books in the series have already featured protagonists who start out as nobody getting their comeuppance... This time, they're even using their memories as bargaining chips. I'm speechless.

It's pretty good, still has that unique necromancer vibe, but hopefully there won't be too many flaws. Seriously, stop with the master-torture gameplay; it's no longer suitable for this version. (Write something...)

During the new book period, recommendations are quite helpful. If you happen to pass by and find it pleasing to the eye, please give it some monthly tickets and recommendation tickets. Of course, it would be my great honor to have you all follow along.

I remember commenting on another book before that Mu Tu's books always come up with a very novel idea and a very novel and interesting setting, but there is always a small, timid protagonist at the beginning and a story that develops without any logic. If I were to rate it out of ten, I'd give the concept and setting ten or even twelve points, but the writing and story would only get four points at most.

The protagonist's character is a transmigrator with a split personality. He was a psychopath in his past life, and he's pretty much the same now. The story is poorly written. It takes over 30 pages to clearly explain the protagonist's character and what kind of psychopath he was in his past life. Of course, it's only a rough outline. What kind of world did he transmigrate to?

Author, could you please clarify the protagonist's strength a bit? Something feels off; could someone please explain? Just how strong is the protagonist, really?

The subject matter is good, but the plot is too self-indulgent.

Does the protagonist only officially appear in Chapter Thirty-Six?

Finally, a new book has been released! Keep it up!

The phrase "not a single monk is without exception" contains a triple negation, so the word "without" should be deleted.