Necromancer 2

It's been a few books, but the protagonist is still a minor character at the beginning... This time, memories are used as bargaining chips, it's amazing

It's pretty good. It still has that unique undead flavor, but I hope it's a little less poisonous. I really don't want to abuse the master anymore. It's no longer suitable for the version. Please write something down.

The new book issue is quite recommended. If you pass by and find it interesting, please give me your monthly and recommendation votes. Naturally, I am very lucky to have you reading it.

I remember that I have commented on other books before. Tomb Tu's books can always open up a very novel idea and a very novel and interesting setting, but there is always a protagonist who is a small character who starts obediently, and a story that develops without logic. If I rate it out of ten, I can give ten or even twelve points for the imagination and setting, but the writing and story can only give four points at most.

This protagonist's character has traveled through time and is schizophrenic. He was a pervert in his previous life. It's pretty much the same now. The story is poorly written. It took more than 30 pictures to clearly explain the character of the protagonist and what kind of pervert he was in his previous life. Of course, that's about it. What world did we travel to? The Magical World, and the rest will be added later. That is to say, I haven't introduced it yet and rely on my imagination. 44 Photos. 30 Pictures are all fighting. What about the other ones? Just basic.

Author, could you clarify the strength of the novel's protagonist first? It always feels a bit strange. Is there anyone who can explain it to me? What is the protagonist's strength?

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

Is the protagonist officially appearing in Chapter 36?

Finally a new book, come on!

"There is no magician without exception" is a triple negation, and the word "without" should be deleted.