Do You Have a Problem with Necromancers?

Dude, I get the feeling you're headed straight for that greasy, middle-aged political commentator with no turning back. How can you be so presumptuous about how things will unfold? It's not about me trying to predict what will happen, being overly cautious to avoid trouble; it's about having absolute confidence that things will turn out this way… The female lead is supposed to fall in love with me, even if I criticize her. Everyone else is supposed to fawn over me, bowing and scraping.

You're going to write about feminism in your article? I read novels for enjoyment, to daydream, and to relax after a day of being a workhorse! Not because you write feminist articles to disgust me!

The main theme of this book is supposed to be fighting the White Walkers, so what is this book about? Resurrecting a few ancient heroes? That's a drop in the ocean compared to the White Walkers. And then there's a bunch of palace intrigue, using tired tropes, and still trying to portray yourself as clear-headed—is that even useful?

My friend came to read about extraordinary worlds fighting monsters and having a harem, but as of September 21st, all the female characters are still just stereotypical portrayals. Most of the writing is focused on incredibly boring palace intrigue and even more boring political intrigue.

Knowing full well that people don't want to read this childish palace intrigue, but rather romance and adventure, I refuse to write it; instead, I write about politics, and then if no one reads it, I cut it out.

Hopefully, it won't be another early-game powerhouse 😅, the Ultraman author, whose lights went out after chapter 200.

Does the author really think their account of their testimonies is well-written? Whenever testimonies are involved, everyone's IQ drops to kindergarten level. Especially the section on the nobles—it's utterly nonsensical and cringe-worthy.

First, let's talk about the good points. The female lead is quite well-written, and the male lead's personality seems better than in the previous book. I will probably continue to follow it. Then I'll talk about some points that I wanted to criticize while watching it. 1. Issues related to worldview and power structure.

It's so beautiful! So sweet! This is really well written! 😭The later novels just didn't have the same feel to them😭 They even included the kill threshold. I wish the author's writing skills would regress by twenty years tomorrow. Back to peak condition overnight 😃

I thought he was some kind of anti-hero who would rather assemble an army of the undead to save the world, like the Lich Path in Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous, sacrificing himself to save the world. Turns out he's a complete charlatan, a living dead with flesh and blood. You might as well become a priest.