You Asked Me to Be an Undead Lord, So How Did I Become a Master?
让你当亡灵领主，你怎么成御主了
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- 630k Words
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- Gaming
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- Game Otherworld
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Everyone Becomes a Lord: Starting with Female Hero Fusion
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Shennong is here
The grain and fodder are slightly poisonous. It's a classic. The protagonist isn't exactly good, but he's not completely evil either. There's no trace of any think tanks or people with intelligence, kindness, or integrity in the world. The classic mascot female supporting character is just slacking off all the time. All she encounters along the way are thugs and scoundrels.
Gilgamesh is the oldest hero-king in the history of the moon, but not the oldest king. Please be aware of this.
Alien Earl: Heroic Spirits are indeed no different from undead.
The writing about the protagonist's second transmigration is disjointed and somewhat toxic.
It's obvious at a glance that Shennong is dead, so there's no need to burn paper money for him. I can only say that this was the routine from a few versions ago.
It's a bit toxic.
The protagonist had already saved humanity before transmigrating, had already achieved all the Heroic Spirits and all their bonds, and summoning Heroic Spirits was as easy as clasping one's hands together and getting whatever one wanted. And here you're asking for a Sacred Relic. Moreover, you summoned the Wise King Gilgamesh, who immediately called you a "miscellaneous cultivator."
That's a bit idiotic. You can just kill enemy units and steal them to make them your own? Just type "invincible" directly; you don't need to rack your brains to write anything else.
Without Shennong, how is the writing? Is it just a rehash of a novel?
Is the protagonist's initial act of saving humanity a real event or just a reference to a mobile game?
First of all, I'm just a casual player of FGO and not very familiar with the Type-Moon setting. However, if the protagonist can summon heroic spirits by using himself as a bond, then he should truly save humanity and return to normal society. Shouldn't the summoned heroic spirits be comrades from previous battles? Why is there no sign of a reunion? It's like we're meeting for the first time!
Readers are welcome to leave comments here regarding which heroic spirits they would like to see, and we will select the appropriate ones to appear in the story.