The Necromancer in the Second Week

It would be okay if it was written as traveling through another world, although the descriptions of combat power and various items are a bit messed up. It is said that there must be someone behind the scenes of the player who is higher than the human being in the Seven Gods game. He asked the Seven Gods to cooperate and create the game to give the players a chance but did not say anything. Finally, the protagonist's behavior is often untenable. The author wants to sensationalize and write about the tragic protagonist in the past life for the righteousness of mankind, but if this is really the case, why not talk about it in reality? The protagonist can apply magic in real life, even if he does not show up, just throw out prophecies and let people know that this game really has magic. For example, summoning a skeleton to appear in public with a prophecy and game name, etc. Wouldn't it be better if more people play this game? Hidden professions can also be made public. The protagonist's current behavior seems to be to seize the opportunity for himself, without showing much righteousness, so this motive is untenable.

Apart from the protagonist, where are the other players?

Why does the protagonist only want to develop alone? Even if you don't want to expose your rebirth, posting a game guide online is better than doing nothing at all, right? Is there any risk in finding some trolls to divert traffic to the game?

It is still recommended that the author read chapter reviews, book reviews, chapter reviews, etc.! I am not afraid that you will copy comments, but I am afraid that you will make masala and ruin Nice because you will not be used to Ganges cuisine.

Don't always write about what the protagonist has learned because of how he was in the past, and how he is doing now. Just write it once or twice, but there are so many meaningless paragraphs in the first dozen chapters (⇀‸↼‶)

Come on, it feels ok. Are the real mode players separated?

Hidden professions are stronger than ordinary professions. Is it reasonable? Isn't it better to change it to each having its own merits, but the main character is more suitable for the Necromancer?

At first glance, this cover looks like Terraria, but upon closer inspection, I realize it's not MC's Steve. It would be great if there was a good Terraria fanfic

I've released a new book, so I won't talk about the previous one.

Flesh, bones, soul, thousands of armies, poison, curse In the introduction, the five major departments of the necromancer are running out of thousands of armies?

He's the only one, who else has seen this profession?

It's better to call him Guo Da (Statham)

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The writing is very good, but it lacks the plot of returning to the real world to show off.

I have a few questions about that artifact. Can the first kumquat tree turn into a tree every day or a fruit every day? And, is it absolutely safe under the care of the earth spirit?