Breath of the Undead

Characteristics of all the author's books 1. Super intelligence. The protagonist doesn't need to compete with anyone in terms of intelligence, because his brain is no different from a pig's. 2. The Golden Thread Reincarnation. The protagonist is a great prophet; no matter how low his strength, he can always find thoughts like, "I will lose a lot by doing this, and I will regret it."

Always winning against all odds? Are you some kind of necromancer? The protagonist doesn't seem very intelligent either. Don't portray all the opponents as trash. The protagonist has a castle and an incarnation of death; wouldn't it be better to write it as the strong bullying the weak? How can the world possibly allow the weak to always win?

Yumin, you're really outrageous. I've been following several of your books. First, you didn't want to write about the natural disaster, then you went to some unknown website to write about the Undead Lord of Great Britain. You can read this one for free on Qiezi, and then you're writing here again without any news, even though you started writing in June. So many interesting settings, but look at your ridiculous plot. I'm speechless.

The protagonist is still clueless. So many years have passed, and he's still clueless. It's a mystery what he even learned in school; being number one in the entire school is truly unbelievable.

I've read several of the author's books and really enjoy his imaginative ideas. The 40,000-year game story was refreshing, but the way he suppressed levels is such an outdated trope. The book starts with job changes and leveling up, and I thought the author had changed it.

At the start, killing a few dozen mobs summons four boss-level skeletons, but after killing tens of thousands of mobs, elites, and bosses, not a single boss-level undead is summoned. You even have to use battle merits to exchange for them. It's incredibly stupid.

I've read up to chapter 88. This author always writes like this: the protagonist always seems to lose his intelligence and suffer some setback, even though he always ends up benefiting in the end. But it just makes the protagonist seem mentally challenged.

You could definitely make more money if you didn't pad the content or suppress the levels. Why do you keep doing this? It's wearing down people's patience. Readers will either abandon your work or leave. You're constantly digging your own grave. But judging from the table of contents, you seem to be trying to make money. It's strange. Could it be ghostwritten?

Yu Min is known for his wild imagination, but his writing style and the logic of his stories are at most at the fifth-grade level. After so many years as an author, why doesn't he think about improving his writing style...?

The undead have a bug: they consume no resources daily, which makes them practically a perpetual motion machine. Actually, they should consume undead power every moment, otherwise they can't even move.