Yes, Yes, Yes, This Is Exactly What We Necromancers Are Like
对对对，我们亡灵法师就是这样的
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- Completed
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- 2.6M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Sword & Sorcery
- Updated
- 1mo ago
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The male lead is a bit dim-witted, and also has a knack for talking his way out of anything.
1. The stupidest thing the male protagonist did was in the chapter about the female pirate wanted criminal. He had only met her once and drunk with her once, yet he dared to take her hostage and let her coerce him to leave. She even let him cut his neck with a knife, making him bleed. He only knew about her background from hearsay. If she killed him with one stab, he would have nowhere to cry.
This book is riddled with logical flaws in its plot. The Necromancy department has long been ostracized, and the Holy Light department deliberately targets it, yet the situation reverses inexplicably. The protagonist simply buys corpses and summons skeletons to build a team, leading the only 12 students in his department to fight monsters and expand their combat power, ultimately making it into…
Ao Wuchang's new book explores the necromancer complex of older generations of writers, which may be difficult for new readers to understand. Reading this book feels like stepping back twenty years, to an era when fantasy necromancer protagonists filled the screen—a nostalgic experience.
I never expected to see Old Deng again.
My first novel was *The Burning God*, which had a profound impact on me when I was in elementary school. I thought it was Liu Bei reading it. 🙂
298... I really can't stand the way it's written as an unfinished story, and it's not much to read anyway. Decades pass by all the time, and the smooth-talking male lead is still a eunuch. I can't take it anymore. Goodbye.
Annabella
Annabella
Having read up to chapter 150, I just saw the protagonist flirt with the female pirate by saying "You smell so good," and I couldn't help but come and comment. Currently, the female characters the protagonist has good relationships with include: a beautiful mentor, a senior female student, a junior female student, a senior female student from the Holy Light Department, three adorable little girls…
Here's a joke about a Western fantasy necromancer. Hero: The demons killed my parents, and I will avenge them. Mage: My magic shines for you. Pastor: May the Holy Light accompany you. The necromancer: Your parents will also accompany you.
A veteran book lover's confession
Thinking back, the last time I read this author's book was in elementary school, when my wife fell in love with me. Now I've been working for several years. 😭
Overall it's alright, but so far, the assessment chapters have been a bit over-the-top and awkward. Another issue is that the Necromancer class was so weak before it almost went bankrupt, but then summoning skeletons from corpses makes it so much stronger. Wouldn't the Necromancer instructors be much more powerful if they just went out into the wild and sold monsters to their students? This is a bit illogical and needs some logic.