I'm a Necromancer, so It's Normal for My Body to Explode into Stars, Right?

It's still the same old routine. The protagonist keeps hiding it. Isn't this ability just for you to waste?

Is listing on the shelves equal to being a eunuch? So showy

Wc, I found tj after watching it

The protagonist is the chosen city, ah, no, this should be a certain city where even the districts are not represented, they are all big guys

Generally speaking, you can take a look if you have too much time.

It's too retarded to write teammates down

It took two days after the two chapters were released... Did you send them?

This setting is too invincible. If you keep summoning skeletons and sending them away, you will become invincible in a short time. How can you write it later?

It feels like the number of deaths does not match the points added, and the points added are too low. .

Intelligence not only determines the number of summons, but also determines the intensity of the summons. Imagine how outrageous this is.

Pout orange orange😍

The test or failure rate compensates for some skills, and it is not elegant to always use brute force 😌

When encountering a monster, wouldn't normal people run home quickly? There are also people watching pig's feet killing monsters. This is really poisonous.

In fact, the author's imagination is quite good, and he came up with some imaginary settings. For example, the home system is quite novel, at least I haven't seen it elsewhere. The imaginary things are highlights, and personal IPs (such as ) can be built around the unique imaginary ideas. Then there is the plot, which is a bit similar to the DIS series, but in terms of "being a human being", it is also relatively novel. Generally speaking, if there is no so-called "Goldfinger cheat" and the style is a little more passionate and less violent, I think it will be a good match. This cheat is used all the way, there is no pressure at all, and naturally there is no ups and downs in the plot. You can follow the plot flow, become stronger bit by bit, and add a sense of substitution (at least a stronger sense of identification), and naturally more readers will watch it. "Ready Player One" is very similar to this book.