Extracting into an Undead Archmage

It's alright, but author, you need to figure out what we want to see. I believe most people initially came in because of the undead, and secondly because of the talent - Extraction. If you can master these two elements, you'll have no shortage of readers. I don't know how many drafts you have, but my suggestion is to avoid having a female lead, keep the plot relatively simple, and avoid using too many clichés.

This is incredibly abstract. This would have been a complete flop ten years ago, but now it's even on the Sanjiang list?

Aren't you going to improve yourself? Instead, keep improving your summoned creatures?

Playing a necromancer, you're focusing on enhancing the strength of individual summoned creatures instead of improving your own attributes or spells?

Since you can add attribute points to skills, why add them to summons? You could add points to your own mana and meditation skills too. I don't understand.

Such an ingenious thought process! 😃 Enhancing the attributes of summoned creatures—the kind that become useless once they die!

This is the most amazing game I've ever seen. When leveling up, none of my attributes increase at all, except for the protagonist's spirit boost from a cheat. All other attributes just don't improve. You're really good at this game!

I'll sit back and watch this book as I cut myself apart!

This guy is definitely not the necromancer from Diablo 2; the more I read, the more awkward it seemed.

Aren't characters only able to get summoned creature attribute bonuses because they have mage attribute bonuses? This book gets things backwards.