The Undead Must Start as a Knight

Death is not the end, but the prelude to revenge. Mead Wells suffered a tragic accident during his much-anticipated piano performance. He was knocked into an abyss by a blue beast engraved with "Great Luck" and traveled to another world. Meade, a young knight from the Kingdom of Noel, when he woke up again, he saw in front of him the blood-red cross of the church, the hypocritical eulogy, and his own cold and rotten body. The undead playthings of Sister Boer, the golden lion raining scarlet blood, the dark and decaying Longinus, the winner's declaration of victory. Beneath the carrion and bones, Meade's undead fire burned brightly. He devoured the ghosts in the cemetery, controlled shadows and curses, and vowed to crush the betrayers' heads into bloody foam. The whispers in the pupils of the gods, the secrets under the monastery runes, and the spread of the kingdom's borders. It is dragging Noel towards the abyss of annihilation. This is a counterattack that spreads from the depths of the grave. The glory of knights is dead, and the dynasty of the undead is coming. [The world view is similar to Warcraft, but not completely] All villains