I'm Really Not a Necromancer

Maybe it's because I'm nostalgic The plot inside really looks like a real world. I really like the character Lindy, a family member... So wonderful. I feel like I lost it, and it was a bump in my heart, but I have it again, which is good. A little girl shouldn't have to endure so much hardship, nor should she become as powerful as other books. I hit the spot that I like, I really like it.

The Necromancer is not popular but he is still alive. Why should he tolerate it without any purpose? He is obviously a legendary adventurer but he does not know how to use his vision on his companions. He is threatened by various clowns at will. He does not have the decisiveness to kill that a Necromancer should have. The more I watched, the more uncomfortable I became.

The plot is very baffling, the plot is too primitive, and it's really rare to see a coward protagonist who has the strength to not resist.

One sentence summary: Among a bunch of necromancers, there is a male protagonist who was PUA 🪖.

As a legendary necromancer, the writing is like a silly one. There is no sign of growth in the heart. It can be manipulated at will. It makes me feel aggrieved. It is too reluctant to push the main line. I can only say that the audience for this kind of article here is very small.

Tmd, I'm confused. Why does the protagonist have to be cowardly when he's so strong? You won't know how to take the initiative if you don't get fooled, right? Isn't it different from killing everyone? No one knows he is a necromancer. And I'm surprised. The necromancers here are not naturally anti-human. Why don't you accept necromancers? Why wouldn't a powerful mage who can reduce risks during adventures be disliked? You can recruit cannon fodder in battles, and there are a few professions where the bigger and stronger you are. In life, you can also recruit cannon fodder to run errands. Isn't it much easier to use, whether it's moving things or digging traps? There is also an invincible finger of death.

I just read Chapter 4, and I still don't know the divisions of extraordinary power in this world, but the protagonist is a legendary necromancer, but he doesn't, should I say, doesn't like being a necromancer? It seems that he needs the approval of others very much. If no one can accompany him and will pay attention to him, he will cry and pinch. One thing to say, this protagonist looks a bit disgusting to me. I don't know what the author thinks about the protagonist of a good Japanese comic. I thought that only in Japanese comics can I see such a strong, but usually sandbag-like protagonist who has to be manipulated at will. Does Qidian really have an audience for such people? Goodbye, you

Find a class, don't embarrass yourself

Another holy mother, vomiting, so stupid!

All the problems are due to the author's insistence on adding a legendary mage setting. If this other logical flaw is deleted, it can be solved.

It was really frustrating to see him. He even lost his lifespan but couldn't kill his opponent and had to make a deal with him to save his life.

I don't know what kind of emotional tone you want to convey in your work. I really think that if a necromancer can be honest, love life, be kind and lawful, why are there so many scum in this Western fantasy world? This is very unreasonable. A person can emerge from the mire because of his firm belief, but this does not mean that he can still stay in the mire even if he has the ability to change his living environment! Do you understand? These teammates of the protagonist really make me vomit. I feel uncomfortable if I don't vomit. What kind of monsters are they? Why don't you bother the protagonist if he's so awesome? Why do we always have to kidnap the protagonist morally? Is the protagonist a saint? If you want to die, just die, the gentleman won't save you!

It feels quite strange. The protagonist is not very cowardly, but he has to be bullied to the point of killing someone. It feels a bit like a virgin.

I felt relieved when I saw that the collection of this book was less than 3,000.

After reading Chapter 46, I really couldn't stand it. I felt like I could just take it out on the male protagonist. I was kicked out by the adventure group. It was not very satisfying to deal with the lich after being framed. I was tested by the nobles in various ways. I was fucked by the grocery store owner when he saw the contract without asking the reason. He also had to explain in a low voice. It's disgusting!

It's too poisonous, really too poisonous. The writing is good, but it's too depressing. At least it's not suitable for me.

A strong man who has strength as his prerequisite is not written to kill whoever he wants, nor does Long Aotian, he is pursuing a dull life, and he just pretends to be a bitch now and then, and it is so frustrating. There is absolutely no air of a legendary adventurer.

I don't know what you are writing about

It brought me back to the feeling I had when I read Western fantasy novels.

It's a pity. If you want to rise, you should suppress it The writing style, I think, is average, but the logic needs to be studied If you want to promote, suppress it first, I think you wrote really well in suppressing it, but Yang's writing is very weird. For example, the protagonist obviously won in a boxing match, but I felt very aggrieved when I saw it. There is a kind of beauty that Lu Ming of the Dragon Clan is not just for the emperor. You can write these bloody stories as if they were in the past. You can start by finding a jungle or some inconspicuous place where the protagonist lives, and then walk alone, and then ask why he has no companions. Then you can dismantle these memories bit by bit, and then give the protagonist a cheat, such as a light-based skeleton.

The author actually had a lot of considerations. I think this is one of the rare novels that has a lot of brains. Of course, this directly leads to dissatisfaction and even frustration. I suggest that book lovers who can't stand it should pick it up and read it after finishing an event. It would be a pity to abandon the book directly.

I've read Chapter 30 and I think it's okay. Why hasn't the author published it yet?

It looks like a new story line is about to start, why not celebrate with the third update?

Many book friends complain that the male protagonist is strong but cowardly. I think this is one-sided. The male protagonist is decisive in killing, killing when necessary, and staying when necessary. He is a wise man who hopes to live a peaceful life, not a stupid young man who only knows how to explode unparalleled. If you get tired of seeing monsters, just swipe them, and as soon as the red name comes out, thousands of troops will come to meet you. I think you can take a closer look at this work. After reading this work, you will not feel empty after reading a refreshing novel. Instead, you will feel that a world of flesh and blood, with joys and sorrows, remains in your heart.

I'm very curious if the main character in this book has a partner. If so, I might as well take a look.

In some settings, it is impossible or difficult to cremate a corpse that has been treated with high temperature and high energy to become an immortal. Otherwise, how would human society develop? Of course, even preparation for cremation is very troublesome.

In addition, some restrictions can be added to the settings of the space ring. For example, it takes time to process large quantities of items to prevent people from playing buggy operations such as throwing mountains at high altitudes.

I stayed up late to finish reading it. It feels like watching Gray and Fantasy before. It is the kind of person who keeps walking in a world of despair. I am deeply sorry that I could not see the ending of the story. I hope the author's next book will work well.

It's quite strange to me. In order to wake up the dead, you need to ensure a certain level of combat power. This should be a very sophisticated spell. Since it is sophisticated, the damage cost at a certain casting stage is not high. Teammates can bring a counter-attack accessory or ask the priest to activate a counter-attack state. Why should they be so afraid of the death spell turning back? And there is no chanting, no casting time, no magic power fluctuations in the spell of summoning death? After the fight, wouldn't it be better to order the dead man to go to a place where there are many people like the captain? What kind of change can't subdue a mage?

I would like to ask, the current reading of this book seems to be quite poor. Will the author insist on writing it?