Necromancers Are Frantically Stationing Troops in the Apocalypse

I am a novice writer, and my writing style may be at the level of elementary school. I don't recommend you waste your time on this book.

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The protagonist is not so much a necromancer as a skeleton mage. A real necromancer can transform undead, living corpses, and skeletons. The transformation is determined based on the materials. It is a waste to transform the 12th-level cult elder into a skeleton. If you don't transform it into an iron corpse and a diamond corpse, various types of transformations in necromancy are the lowest level of magic. They have to be divided into such details. Directly make a low-level undead transformation, or a low-level undead summoning technique.

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Tape, wire, fruit knife and spear are simply retarded.

The author is most likely female. The general idea of ​​​​writing is that you cannot live without women. The protagonist has power beyond the rules but still insists on doing things according to the rules. She does not fight back when hit or scolded, which is a typical female thinking.

The problem of noisy skeletons can be solved by wrapping strips of cloth and plastic bags around them and applying lubricant. (Or do they not even have shoes?) In addition, since skeletons only have bones and no muscles and fat, they are susceptible to blunt force damage even if they are wearing armor. Therefore, it is recommended to use thick quilts to reduce the impact. Of course, it would be better if there are sponge foam boards or the like. (The chest part must be filled, otherwise the ribs will be easily broken) The simple armors produced in the early stage can be made from tires. (Different sizes of tires have different thicknesses and weights, but the anti-tear protection is more than enough) If you are worried that the tire has insufficient anti-cutting energy, you can consider using glue to stick some broken glass or broken tiles. (In this way, even if it is cut through, several blades can be broken)

Author, if you can't write the data clearly, then don't write it. Just make it vague. People need to be self-aware. If you don't know how to write it, don't write it hard, otherwise it will be poisonous.

Many details have not been handled well. When you travel from the zombie world to the magical world, are the viruses on your body not contagious? And if you give something that a zombie exploded in the early stage to the alchemist of the other world, you are not afraid that he will directly infect it after taking a bite.

It's tasteless. The protagonist says he is a necromancer, but in the end there is only a spell to summon skeletons. Not to mention the others have nothing to do with the Necromancer, and the skills learned by the Mage are not of much help to the main profession.

A real necromancer can make: ↓ Skeleton Undead Zombie Undead Gargoyle Undead Ghost Undead Vampire Undead Dark Knight Undead Dragon Undead Lich Undead The Necromancer described by the author can only play with skeletons💀. This cannot be called a Necromancer. The correct name is a Skeleton Warlock. He can not only summon skeletons, but also has the ability to travel through bloodline/natal supernatural powers. Therefore, he is classified as a Warlock and can only play with skeletons, so he is only called a Skeleton Warlock.

It's not cool, it's a running story, someone else is walking sideways every second after being level 18, and the protagonist is a level 18 dog on the side of the road. It feels like anyone can bully him. There is no logic. Your ghost can see how many levels others have, but others don't have any detecting methods at all? Thought you were level 15? You have transformed almost 10 million skeletons, which have caused natural disasters of the undead, and you are still producing pens, bicycles, and watches on the island! 👏Cowhide

This book is written about necromancers, but it actually only deals with skeletons, which really brings down the name Necromancer.

Can dinosaurs be summoned by using bone manipulation on a dinosaur skeleton?

Two points need to be mentioned. The first point is about the collection of gold coins in modern society. I suggest the author go to any gold shop and count the grams of gold jewelry on the counter. It is really a joke that several gold shops produce thousands of grams of gold. A random gold necklace costs forty or fifty grams. This common sense problem needs to be solved. The second point is that bones such as Basson should also be upgraded. After all, after killing so many high-level monsters, we cannot stop. All monsters should be able to upgrade. The author cannot forget

The subject matter is very good, but I couldn't even last three chapters. I really don't understand that the necromancer's summons need voice control. It's so stupid.

Speechless, the protagonist has limited himself. Killing wanted criminals to collect bounties is actually suspected to be related to wanted criminals. What kind of bad team will he join later? Most of the tasks are completed by the protagonist, and the credit is shared. If he kills several wanted criminals by himself, the bounty will be credited to the team. The people he kills have to apply to transform into undead. This protagonist is still like a good gentleman. Your necromancer should be more unscrupulous. If you don't want to do bad things, don't be bullied as a good person. While the world is going crazy and the troops are getting stronger, there are various restrictions. It would be better to just write about the apocalypse than you are.

Well, one more thing is, is there really a shortage of food in the last days? But let's assume that 80% of humans have been transformed into zombies, and the remaining 10% have been bitten to death. Then the remaining 10% can survive for a long time just relying on food stores or nearby supermarkets, right? Not to mention food storage, just what can be stored now is a lot for one or two months. Not to mention the fresh ones, it should be quite realistic to eat sparingly and live longer.

The gold system in this book cannot be criticized. One kilogram of gold requires searching several banks and several gold shops to get it. I am really speechless. The author has never been to a gold shop. Do you think it is all coated with a layer of gold paint? There are so many gold shops that can only scrape together the gold content of 2 dog chains. Any necklace on the display cabinet weighs tens of grams or a hundred grams. The author describes that a store as big as this one can only sell two to three hundred grams of gold, which is only four or five gold necklaces. Small workshops can only sell more than this amount.

I've abandoned the book for a long time and come back to comment. The book is okay. The setting, logic, villain's IQ, and protagonist's IQ are all fine. I read Chapter 418 before I gave up the book. I didn't give up the book because it was toxic, but because I felt that the plot after this point was too bland. The protagonist has already developed well and everything is in order. In fact, it will not affect the subsequent plot at all if I just fast forward to one year later. The author has also begun to write a running account, and the protagonist is running from both sides to check and accept various results. I admit that if we really traveled through time, such a life would really be okay. But as far as reading novels are concerned, it is too bland. The real time has been pushed forward, and there is no progress. There is really no need for the protagonist from another world to be that deputy butler B. He is still there. The world view is incomplete and I don't know where the protagonist has a better place to go, but why don't you just keep investigating those b-cases? I joined the association at the beginning because only the association can protect the necromancer. Now I don't need the association to protect me. I can find a place to improve my strength, and then either expand the world view or finish it! Still in the water. The reason why you hide your strength before level 10 is because the necromancer is too strong and is easy to be caught. (The author explains this reason very reasonably and is easy to accept.) Before level 15, you are afraid that the deacon will be suspicious of you as a necromancer, so you can accept it. After all, the protagonist is not invincible yet, so there is nothing wrong with being more stable. Now the island leader at level 18 can be pardoned because of his strength, and you don't even need your undead army to kill him. The elite undead around you are enough, so why hide your strength? I really like being that subdeacon and working in the association. It would be fine if it were like this in life, but it would be too bland in a novel. In the end, this novel is still a good book. To describe it, it is like a pot of relatively light soup, so feel free to drink it!

There must be a female supporting character in the last three chapters. The protagonist's attribute points are all above the kidneys, and his brain is not long at all.

The subject matter is good and the world view is okay, but the protagonist is a stallion who wants to fuck a woman whenever he sees one. He wants to penetrate every woman to leave seed everywhere. If you don't like harem stories with women everywhere, I don't recommend reading it.

The two worlds are seriously separated, and I have never seen any author who can keep a running account so well in the daily chapters. There is no plot advancement at all, so I just leave the accounting here.

The male protagonist is a good mother. Just like a nanny, taking a few teammates to complete tasks. Teammates are of no use, and they are allowed to share their benefits.

Get a hand-operated generator. Your skeleton is set up as a perpetual motion machine. You also need a hairy solar energy.

The male protagonist has no action at all. It is obvious that the entire city can be occupied. Exactly half of it. That is, he can obviously do it. He also had to argue with that city lord, which seemed really frustrating. The male protagonist is not proactive at all.

I've read almost twenty chapters, and there's basically no content. The first part is filled with water, and I didn't even see the mining village at the end.

It's a very good book. It's just good at first, but then it gets better. It is indeed worth the evaluation of grass jelly. . . Well, besides, the speed is really fast.

Can the protagonist stop waiting for others to kill him every time? Every time there is a conflict, he waits for others to take action first.

"Different authors have different settings" is common sense in reading books. It is the writer's convention to write "what readers want to read". Don't people who come to read Necromancer novels come to read "low-level protagonists summon undead and natural disasters", so now if you search for Necromancer, the settings basically consume mana to generate skeletons out of thin air and connect them directly to the brain. But where does the low-level protagonist get the mana to create a skeleton out of thin air? Still have so many skeletons and can connect directly to the brain regardless of distance? So many books are written this way, and readers like to read them this way, but is this reasonable? He is shown to be too much superior to other professions at the same level. In order to write a cool article, he is forced to be a necromancer with a heaven-defying mechanism and is looked down upon by others. The author of this book obviously does not want to engage in the routine of "the protagonist who awakens to the Heaven-defying Mechanism profession is looked down upon by everyone". The setting of the Necromancer is intuitive: "Skeletons are first of all independent lives and cannot be created out of thin air by low-level mages." Is this right? Obviously, this novel is not as exciting as other novels. Other authors have written according to the default conventions of this genre. Readers love to read it. The comment section of this book is not so much criticizing the author as illogical as it is unconventional.