Undead: I've Been Dead for Five Years, and Goldenfinger Just Came.

So far, the only chapters skipped are chapters 17 and 17 waiting for the female characters, but the rest are pretty good. The genius heroine Destiny who appeared in Chapter 17 is a bit cliche, and it was not handled well in these chapters. The protagonist is originally a bit fussy and startled, but the same female character appears again. The description is a bit impetuous, and it is very noisy when reading the book. The conflict between the two is also too little and unnatural, a bit deliberate, and the two have too superficial interactions just to advance the plot and supplement the setting. This book reminds me of the new series in April or January this year, which is also an upgrade of the resurrected skeleton. It also has a high-level mage female protagonist who is a researcher. However, the male protagonist is a bit silent, and the characters and personalities can complement each other. At the same time, although the female protagonist is a researcher, she can still be seen as virtuous and gentle, and the two have been friends for more than ten years, so the plot is more natural. Anyway, come on!

Not bad, not bad, it tastes great. In our American dialect, it's called Wai Rui Gu Da!

I can't stand it anymore. There's nothing wrong with the plot, but that skill is really a bit invincible. I don't really like to read such straightforward invincible stories. As long as you live one day, your magic power will increase by 10%.

It's very well written, I will keep following it.

It's so good that the story doesn't have the brainless heroine kneeling down and licking the hero.

There was a "Dead Knight" that was unfinished for some weird reasons. Was it written by you?

You know

Give the protagonist a nightmare or other mounts

I think we can develop some imaginative uses for wind control swordsmanship. For example, the wind wall can change the direction of the wind blowing. Blowing from the inside out can create the effect of Shinra's heavenly sign. You can also put the wind wall under people's feet to blow it up.

The rest of this book is pretty good, and I think I can continue reading it. The more I read about the combat power system, the more uncomfortable it becomes. Then the extreme realm is the starting point, and it becomes even more difficult. The extreme realm described in the book seems to be from three thousand to infinite. Then the protagonist arrived around chapter 70, which was then said to be the starting point. Later on, I felt that a system would be added. However, this realm has reached infinity, and we can only split this realm. I really can't accept this point.

"Task System"😅

This protagonist reminds me of Sword and Wind Legend, the Skeleton Knight

I read a eunuch with upgraded skeletons before. I like to read all types.