The Necromancer's Dungeon Handheld

The protagonist is hiding in the bunker. On the ground, the undead are roaring. The army of living people and his various evil spirit troops are fighting in the sky. Dust falls from the ceiling of the bunker from time to time. The protagonist looks at several lichs who persuade him to escape again. He can't help but think back: How did I become like this step by step? It seems that things started when I took out a large number of corpses for no reason. Ten years ago, I relied on a plug-in to use corpses indefinitely. There was no explanation, and no one could explain where these corpses came from. But strangely, after the first few months, no one asked me about the origin of the corpses. They all said that everyone has their own secrets, so that I didn't have to worry about squandering the corpses at will. No one would ask about the source. Nine years ago, in the country of the living, the number of kidnappings, disappearances and tomb robbing cases in various countries soared, but I didn't pay attention at the time. Eight years ago, the black market for slaves blossomed everywhere. No one asked where these slaves came from or why they disappeared out of thin air after losing their use value. Seven years ago, someone accused him of running an underground human trafficking network. Six years ago, even though I had done nothing, I was asked by travelers from various countries how it felt to be the world's number one human trafficker and a perverted mass murderer. Five years ago, the matter reached the Senate of a certain empire, but something even weirder happened. I had no connection with him, but the verdict was that I was completely innocent and was a legitimate businessman and mage. Looking back, it seems that I didn't notice that after the verdict, I was released in court, and was stuffed with a cart full of gold coins as compensation on the street. The low-level civilians around me suddenly screamed and screamed, the sky was blind, there was a shady story, and some people covered the sky with their hands. Four years ago, a large number of good-natured women disappeared within the empire. After a search, a thunderstorm occurred: several officials were pushed out and told that they secretly used the excuse of arranging work abroad to buy and sell unemployed civilians as slaves. The capital transactions are complicated and it is a black hole. According to their explanation, the underground slave market was destroyed, and a large amount of evidence was recovered from it. Unemployed people in difficulty were abducted, enslaved, forced into forced labor, or subjected to humiliation. In the end, they were purchased and disposed of at a low price by mysterious buyers. The imperial law enforcement agencies peeled off the cocoons, and finally a criminal network ranging from abduction to corpse utilization was discovered. What they did was so heinous that it was indescribable. Corrupt officials in the empire and neighboring countries colluded with this underground black network and acted as a protective umbrella in order to settle accounts and squander their enjoyment. And at the center of this big network is the protagonist himself. Through this sinful network, the evil protagonist continuously obtains corpses, uses human corpses to make various high-priced products, makes huge profits, establishes his own private undead army, illegally seizes the territory of small countries, separatists, and is lawless. The truth was revealed. It turned out that this was the reason why the protagonist was accused before and was perfectly acquitted. The public was furious and demanded a crusade. But in fact, the protagonist did nothing but used a plug-in to brush the corpse. When the news came, the protagonist couldn't help but marvel that others actually made up such complicated conspiracies and plans for him. The protagonist thought that he didn't have the intelligence to do this. Three years ago, the protagonist was forced to go to war with several living countries, and the coalition forces of several small countries took the vanguard. The king of a small country cried out that he took millions of gold coins to aid. Somehow, the account book showed that he had borrowed 100 billion. However, no one paid attention to such a trivial matter at the time. The empire also said that for the sake of justice, the money was not mentioned in advance, and it could not be repaid. It could be solved in other ways in the future. Two years ago, the protagonist was beaten by a group and put into a disadvantage... The protagonist said to several lichs: We have been framed, they want to settle the account with us. Now only we know that we have been framed. It is difficult to escape now. Surrender means being silenced. We can only carry it to death.

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This book is okay, but there are still some small problems. Some people may think it's okay, and some people may not be able to stand it The setting is very good, but the protagonist's things are sold too cheaply. A fruit that adds two points of spirit only sells for five gold coins. Although the fruit is only useful for the first time, it is still too low, and the subsequent items are too. Everything the protagonist sells is ten times the normal price, I think. And what the protagonist does, the background is the Middle Ages, because there are nobles, but it may be something else. The academy discriminates against necromancers, and basically they can't stand the protagonist. When encountering someone who looks down on the protagonist, insults the protagonist, and treats the protagonist like a dog, the protagonist doesn't It is normal for the protagonist to have some thoughts of revenge. It is normal for the protagonist to not be able to retaliate now, but the protagonist has no idea. The protagonist will not think in his heart, endure it, and then take revenge. I won't say anything else. The most classic behavior of blocking a gun is indifferent to the protagonist, and there are also those noble dogs who look down on others. This book is about the Necromancer, the background It's the Middle Ages, and those people are still nobles. To put it bluntly, those nobles can kill the protagonist casually even if they don't provoke the protagonist, let alone provocation. Of course, the protagonist has no strength now and can't kill casually, but he has no such idea in his heart However, the setting and general rhythm of the book are still very good, and it is above average in this environment.

At the beginning, I felt a little sympathy for the protagonist who was discriminated against as a necromancer. But as I looked further back, I realized that the stereotype was indeed a stereotype.

First-rate necromancers explore death, second-rate mages study souls, and third-rate necromancers play with corpses.

It's really weird. Basically all the protagonist's spells are dropped from dungeons. Does the school only teach one?

How is this book?

After watching it for a long time, I suddenly realized that there were so many scenes involving women. It turned out to be multiple heroines. Damn it.

The reason for the poor performance is probably that the protagonist was too careless in doing things.

For other characters, it often takes several pictures to pick out one or two that are close to each other. This one came out right away, and I am more satisfied with the two pictures.