Death Lord: Start by Building a Cemetery!

The logic of this book is pretty good. I saw some people saying why not massacre the village and snowball. First of all, the protagonist's own necromancer system is not complete and needs to be traded. It's just a group of skeleton zombies playing the undead disaster. Secondly, someone is going to kill you. If you don't sleep while playing the undead disaster, you will be given a pillow. Not only can the viscount beat you, other lords also have a reason to beat you, and the empire also has a reason to beat you. There is also the matter of alert. The alert is at the back. If we send people to sabotage, we can increase patrols to solve it. But how can we prevent people who bribe the caravan like this? If we don't open the caravan? How can we get the money? How to prevent economic suppression by secretly poisoning the water source in your territory? If you put patrolling people near the water source, that will lead to scattered manpower, loopholes, and more accidents. Are you relying on a group of skeletons with no IQ? It can chop up fishermen who are close to the water source, and if the person is alive, it won't be a loss if he doesn't invest. Anyway, it has no cost, and the protagonist will involve a lot of energy, manpower, and material resources, so the current method is still okay. As for taking revenge and going back, the protagonist also wants to, but look at the people under his command and see how many of them are useful. Are you going to assassinate him and go back? Let's not talk about whether there are people who can use it. If there are people, they have to be pressed on the spot and bitten by others. Although the protagonist has stronger evidence, his momentum has faded and he is at a disadvantage. As for poisoning and the like, let's not talk about whether the protagonist can do it by himself. The best he can do is not be able to trace the source of the poison. But if he can't buy it, who bought it and where is it? There is a chance that someone bought it, and there is a chance that it will be found out, and it is possible that it will be found on your own head. When someone comes and sends some soldiers to track down the murderer, do you let him go or not? So the 21 and 2 chapters I have read so far do not have any special impact on the perception. As for some book friends, they say that the elves are not very good, but I think no matter what a person does, you would rather have more friends or more enemies in the early stage. Even if you can't be a friend, you can't let him become someone who dislikes you and kicks you. Well, it's not too late to overthrow the table when he has the strength later. If there are no other cool points, the Viscount should be the only cool point in the early stage. It is best to be able to solve the problem between 60 and 80. After all, he is second to last. No matter how many things the older generation leaves for him, it cannot change the fact that he is second to last. Otherwise, the territory will not be able to develop normally. The above is my personal understanding, I would like to discuss it normally.

Ah, the protagonist has died and is already a zombie! ! ! ! This novel will be dark

It's not a big problem. The author himself is mentally broken and speechless. Set a word count target for your outline when writing, otherwise you won't torture yourself by writing a book.

Personally, I think it's okay. I'd like to hear everyone's opinions.

I've been reading for a long time, but I haven't seen where your energy comes from. People who practice martial arts in extraordinary novels have martial arts to practice Qi, and those who practice immortality have Kung Fu to practice Qi. No matter what profession they are, they have Kung Fu. I've been looking at you for a long time and you only have skills. You only have skills. You don't have energy. You're just using your ass. Just like that car, no matter how good, beautiful, or powerful it is, it still needs gasoline or power to drive it. You are such a fool. You learn skills as soon as you travel through time. I won't say that. I just treat you as a time-travel welfare. But after reading it for a long time, I really can't figure it out. Where do you get your energy from? Is it possible that you will say that the cemetery is not being built in the article? That's where the energy comes from, but it doesn't conflict with your own death power and the cemetery, okay? If you say so, those cultivators are so stupid that they directly mobilize the spiritual power of heaven and earth. Anyway, the world is the spiritual power of heaven and earth, or you can go directly to the cemetery, and then you can control the skeleton. It's ridiculous.

The overall plot development of the book is quite reasonable at present, and there are no poisonous points. However, perhaps because the author is a newbie, the details are slightly imperfect. Moreover, there is no specific occupation level classification in this book, so it will be a bit confusing to read. As well as the protagonist's plug-in, you can spend more space introducing and describing the special features, otherwise it will make readers feel far-fetched. Overall, cheers for the author, optimistic about the progress in the future, and my personal comparison of the follow-up efforts in trade.

I just got stuck on this book this afternoon, and in the evening I saw that the author wanted to win a big prize, and the happiness came so suddenly.

Just after I added it to the bookshelf, I saw the title of the latest chapter. 6.

Come on, everything is good except for the female elf part so far.

It feels like you also wrote Civilized Zerg Lords, right?

The territory of 2000 raised 100 soldiers. These 100 soldiers were under the command of a knight. The knight opposed the lord and was afraid of seizing military power. He opposed the lord's orders and may have participated in the assassination of the previous lord. Author, what are you thinking? If 2,000 people support 100 soldiers, they can be said to be semi-full-time soldiers, but a knight can still control the army alone, and the lord can't object, so what can the knight do to support the army and drag him to death? What's more, as the comments say very well, assassination should never be done to defeat a superior, even if he is a pioneer lord with little power. Today, other people's subordinates can kill other nobles, but tomorrow, their own subordinates will also kill their own superiors.

It's rare to see a copy of Sea of ​​the Dead and Skeletons

Anyway, the protagonist is no longer human, and everyone in the territory can be transformed into undead!

Li De? Thinking of a certain vampire

Is there a unique unit like the Heroic King? I'm tired of seeing the same types of units.