
Apocalypse: The Necromancer Returns After Transmigrating
末世:死灵法师穿越归来
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 178k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Apocalyptic Crisis
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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My thoughts are a little different. Why does this type of novel always have to include a woman? She says she doesn't want it, but her body instinctively starts licking it. For seven chapters, she's been helping this woman who's been turned into a zombie the whole time. You're told to save people, and you just do it? And for free? She's being led by the nose the whole time.
Holy crap, seeing this title reminds me of "Dark Summoner in the Apocalypse," that book was truly amazing!
I have a strong preference for heavy-handed humor; I don't read zombie novels where the main character isn't a zombie.
A necromancer's summoned creatures can use firearms, right here in the Ganges! —Excerpt from a new book, *Apocalypse: The Necromancer's Transmigration and Return*
#New Book Preview# A necromancer who travels back to Earth finds himself in a post-apocalyptic wasteland. Besides surviving the siege of zombies, how will one survive the dangerous environment after the mutation, the treacherous relationships between people, and the attempts of omnipotent machines to exterminate humanity?
Idiom chain: Smiling in the netherworld 🙂
What's the point of having this woman? Why keep someone so brainless?
Author, write another Hollywood book; your idea was great.
The author could end this in Hollywood, or at least find a random ending for other American entertainment works.
Keep up the good work, author! It's well written. It's just that the background story feels a tiny bit huge, really tiny bit.
Why not just end with American Gods? That would fill in the plot hole too.