In Debt, the Undead Lord Decides to Put Players to Work

Author, there's a book on the next site with the same plot as yours, the only difference is the character names, and it's even more long. Send me the later drafts first, and I'll report it for you.

Many novels about the Fourth Calamity are just a bait-and-switch tactic, using various methods to limit the intensity of attacks, ranging from 6 hours to 3 days for resurrection. They also use all sorts of clichéd construction tropes and exaggeratedly portray players as having brought countless positive impacts to the other world. In reality, novels should be entertaining.

Simply put, a player's skill level is tied to the system. The system can manipulate the entire world; anything a player can do, a bunch of pigs can also do. Conversely, if even the lowest-ranked player on Earth fails, summoning them will also result in failure. There's a saying: "Don't use your hobbies to challenge someone else's profession." There's no such thing as a fourth natural disaster; it's just a bunch of street-smart, delusional fantasies of an American working woman!

Please intensify your efforts in terms of inhumane behavior. Adopt the same spirit you show when playing games—go as far as you can, like Cities: Skylines, Stellaris, and Red Dead Redemption 2: Old War Criminals.

This war criminal is still too conservative.

This book is okay to read without thinking too much; it's like a lighthearted read. However, the details, such as the dungeon walkthrough, are clearly unprocessed.

The author is temporarily unable to update for some reason. Mainly, he's lacking inspiration and has no drafts saved up. He's also been sick and his mind isn't functioning well; it'll take at least a quarter to recover. I imagine you'll all be on summer vacation by then. Anyway, I'm going to visit him tomorrow.

Eunuch, at least make it a complete story and recoup some coins.

Where's the update?!

It feels a bit absurd. Doesn't the protagonist have a butler at home? With such a precious creature at home, why does he only think about succubi when he goes shopping? Even though it's an ensemble piece, the protagonist shouldn't be so weak-willed.