Necromancer: I Don't Want to Be a Villain

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Just read the first few chapters. This is a typical start for a superficial loser who pretends to be a pig and eats the tiger. Appearing to awaken the talent of a farmer, he is actually a necromancer. The summoned skeleton dog seemed very powerful, but it was detected by the academy as soon as it came out. It seemed that his talent could not be exposed to the light, and he would die if exposed to the light. The character of the protagonist is very ordinary, probably a high school student. He blushes when a girl pulls him. He is lucky enough to shake off a girl's hand, but he doesn't have many friends. The villain is very stereotyped and based on blood. There are three archmages in the family, so he also awakens the talent of the archmage. Then when he sees the protagonist awakening the talent of the peasant, he immediately jumps forward and jumps in the face. The mainstream system relies entirely on talent awakening, but it is a mage academy, but the students who study are not necessarily mages. The talent awakens to become the squad leader of the cleaners, and there are also girls who awaken as array masters but want to become doctors. It seems that this race does not have any means of predicting the direction of talent. I don't know why it's called the Mage Academy? Master, Archmage, but they all have Chinese names... To be honest, it's hard to say. I didn't see any cultural integration. From the current perspective, it is most likely a novel that pretends to be a slap in the face. I believe that some people will still like it, and I recommend reading it to those who are interested in this type of subject matter! I really hope to be refuted or slap myself in the face. Reluctantly continue reading and then comment...