About Me Being Reincarnated into the Undead

This is the first book for a newcomer. Although it is a bit confusing, I will persist in writing it. If there are any mistakes or problems during the period, I hope readers will point them out.

Everything else is fine, but why is it a Japanese goblin? How did this kind of thing that the Japanese used themselves as a template become so popular? Apart from the fact that the players are not human, the player group looks okay!

The difference with King of Bones is that there are more players, but the writing is still pretty good. Also, I always feel that the kingdom is a bit weak.

Oops, it's a gameplay I've never seen before. Let me see it.

I've been working overtime quite a lot lately, and I've been running into internal friction. I'm planning to resign. I'll be interrupting updates for the next few days. I'll be able to write normally after the resignation and handover next week.

The settings are all good, undead, system, upgrading and cultivation, all are good. The only shortcoming is that players have been added. In the following, do you focus on writing player PVP, or treat players as passers-by, or robots without thoughts? Then it is better to write about indigenous people directly. There are no emotional robots at the elementary level, and emotional restraints at the intermediate level. Many novels fail to write as much as modern players have relationships with them. It is not as good as a modern game. In the thinking of ancient people, imagine that this kind of multi-player appears in online games because players are required to cause conflicts, and this kind of system only requires one player. It is not necessary, because the thinking of modern players will definitely lead to conflicts. You only need to shape the protagonist as a single player, and then set the background and arrange the process. Once you arrange modern multi-player, the reader will start to imagine the intrigue between the players. Once it is not shaped well, it will collapse.