The Necromancer's Almighty Factory

Question: The main reason why everyone shouts about the undead is that the breath of the undead will contaminate the environment and the items it has come into contact with, thereby causing them to be scrapped. There is no such setting in this book. The undead should have been invincible a long time ago. Why can't other people think of it? Only the protagonist thinks of making the undead a labor force.

The Necromancer's factory is like a huge blast furnace that is getting higher and higher Now he burns the bones and souls of dead lives like burning firewood that has been collected from the forest of life So his evil and cruelty cannot be seen After he has burned all the firewood, if this is not a novel, if the protagonist is really a necromancer through and through, do you think he will go to the forest to chop firewood?

At first glance, I thought of the permanent employment system. Undead is really easy to use🫵

It has only been less than twenty chapters, but the man is not guilty of the crime of carrying a treasure. Magic weapons and other things are already landmark products. I feel that the protagonist does not have enough strength to protect him.

If the reader feels that it is unreasonable for the Necromancer to be slandered, hated, attacked and excluded You can think about something that the protagonist has been collecting from the beginning to the present, which is almost regarded as a natural resource Bone sites, bones and souls are not created out of nothing, even if the protagonist himself does not cause mass killings, this incident has essentially shown that the power of the Necromancer does come from death, the death of living things

That half-elf girl who wanted to steal the protagonist's things but was caught and ended up having her soul bound inexplicably (she had a full stack of buffs in the old days), I really want to persuade her to quit.

The writing is nondescript. If you want to write a business novel from another world, make the protagonist look like a businessman. Neither fish nor fowl

Speaking of the spirit world... Shouldn't playing in the factory genre sign a processing order? Use bone rods in exchange for bones and other resources Bones are used to make bone rods and continue to trade with the spirit world. As long as the price difference is big enough, there will be a steady stream of business, and the bones can be used for other things, or to earn a lot of materials

It's well written, but it's too niche and not popular. Come on, author.

This is the first book for a pure newcomer. There are many shortcomings. I hope readers will bear with me! I hope the big book owners can turn their fingers to the last page of the book. This is really important to me! The new book issue can only be updated twice a day, and we will definitely repay you with more updates after it is released!

After reading a few chapters, I felt that Mana was familiar. Is it the game Sandbox Warrior? I have always felt familiar with it. Also, the progress of the first few chapters is too fast. I feel like the book won't last too long.

The protagonist has a very abnormal machine that burns coal to produce magic energy.

I would like to give some suggestions to the author. In fact, you don't need to write so much about the working principle and production principle. Just like playing a strategy game, you only need to choose and place the unlocked things in the appropriate position. If you write like this, especially after it is put on the shelf, it will make people think that you are talking about water.

Not bad, three updates a day, dear, who is used to two updates?