Wizard: I Have a World of the Undead

This is another kind of wizard novel where people run away from home inexplicably, and no one is forcing you behind your back. What makes you casually hand over your wealth and life into the hands of others? Unlike other novels, you can't become a wizard without going there. You have a world of the undead that contains wizard knowledge. How do you think of abandoning everything and going to a strange place with a group of strangers? To put it bluntly, isn't this behavior just like the people who were deceived into northern Myanmar?

Of course, it would be better if there were some beautiful vampires and succubi 🤣

A level 4 author has updated 120,000 words, why doesn't he even have a single comment?

The emotional scenes are so poorly written... Don't write them again. If you want to merge the two worlds later, I suggest you let the protagonist lead the undead invasion and write it as a plane war, which is more innovative.

The introduction mentions that the protagonist's fiancée was kidnapped. Are you serious, author? Isn't this the cuckold rhythm at the beginning of the chapter?

It's a pity that it's more interesting to develop a territory around the World of the Undead and conquer the whole world by yourself in the later stage, like a lord western fantasy novel. In the early stage, the highlight of the World of the Undead➕Lord is still a mediocre wizard novel.

No need for a female protagonist, thank you, just write the main body of the story well

Chapter 16 How did he escape from the wizard?

There are only a few chapters of interesting stuff, even though it already has 12,000 words.

The Astok shaman is so awesome! A wizard with only meditation methods and some minor spells, now that he has deduced the ritual of summoning an abyss creature, that creature is so awesome that the protagonist has no chance to fight it and can directly obliterate life itself. To be honest, it is very poisonous! The golden finger temporarily assigned to the protagonist can kill this monster. It looks like a deus ex machina, but the author did it himself! This shaman is so awesome that the protagonist has no chance to walk in front of him! This is not how opportunities are presented! Author, don't you think about the possibility of the protagonist being alive? Just mess around! I can't bear it until you take away the inheritance and explain why the shaman is so strong! In the end, you said it was just a tattered wizard's notebook! So powerful?