The Necromancer's Art of Analyzing Everything

I can guarantee that he will never leave. He will not leave even though he knows there is danger. It's the same old routine of writing novels.

The main character is just a busy person, and he has encountered so many things in just a few chapters, which is a bit boring.

Looking at the introduction, I feel that this wizard is not very good. I think it would be better to change to a mage, because in my impression, wizards are a group of crazy and powerful beings, like dissecting gods 🙄

It is also a learning machine. It is always written about the protagonist learning a certain witchcraft. The protagonist's learning speed is hundreds of times that of the natives. He learned it in a few days. It is written like archaeology. He discovered unknown witchcraft and learned the witchcraft in a few days. It is purely a learning machine or a learning machine with a system. Many wizard novels are not popular because they are learning machines. The witchcraft in the awesome novel is also learned, not developed by oneself. For example, a witchcraft that resurrects bones is like a moving skeleton in a learning wizard novel. Others can develop and transform it into a robot, an artificial person, or a cyborg for you. When reading this kind of novel, you have the illusion that you have learned other people's witchcraft and become twice as good as others. You keep learning, and you are learning at all levels. Some even skip the level of learning, and you are as good as if you studied a college book in high school. Is that interesting?

Hurry up and change the map. There are too many things, one after another, and it has been slow to enter the main line of formal cultivation. There is also no complete introduction to the protagonist's cultivation level and skills. They are just mentioned.

The plot always relies on various unexpected coincidences, with no foreshadowing at all. It gives the impression that the pace is very fast, and the protagonist can't help himself and is constantly being pushed around, without even having time to develop.

Originally it was interesting at the beginning, but it became more and more boring as I read it. The cliche events forcefully pushed the plot forward. Wouldn't it be better to just practice it in a dull way for a few more chapters?

So does the protagonist think with his brain?

The wizard is not a wizard, and the magician is not a magician. It feels a bit messy and the system is not sorted out. To cast a spell, you have to recite the incantation and call the name.

Wizard What is a wizard? Wizards are a group of people who focus on research. They are not forced to do anything. Research can lead to progress.

Necromancers have no necromantic flavor at all.

I only have one feeling after seeing this, maybe this book is called: Things About Nobles! After reading more than 50 chapters, I had no clue. There were so many names, and my head was already dizzy.

Holy shit, I haven't even watched it yet, and it's already a eunuch?

It's a bit confusing, the plot looks like a book I've read before