Lord of the Dead Return of the Lord of the Dead

Generally speaking, I don't know what this novel is trying to express. To restore strength, you only need to go out alone without letting others hunt humans together. If it is to hide, then the skeleton archer can also press buttons from a distance to make the recovery faster. Moreover, the protagonist himself is an existence that is almost similar to the Dark Lord. He even said that he was a monster during his summer vacation. Aren't ghouls originally monsters? I can only say that the protagonist is very human-like, but it deviates from the theme of this work. I feel that the portrayal of the protagonist is biased. He should be portrayed as the kind of person who is indifferent to people and his subordinates. Generally speaking, it is a kind of simple white text, which is a bit lame, but you can read it.

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I am Grandpa Feng Chen. This is not the pre-war plan of the Undead Monarch. It is clearly a lucky gambler who picked up the plot bonus. He uses seemingly shrewd choices to hide strategic flaws that can be broken at a glance. The whole game is filled with seemingly reasonable pseudo-calculations! The so-called "abandoning the gargoyles and grabbing the core" is nothing more than speculation that a special unit will appear in the dungeon. Without the secret hints from the previous chapter, and without the active submission of the head maid and Alfred, even the rune golems in ancient ruins may not be able to stabilize this layout. The so-called strategic vision is nothing but self-motivation based on the halo of the plot! The use of the three opportunities is even more mediocre. The first two seem to be accurate, but in fact they are all-out moves with no room for error. The third standby is called to have a backup plan, but in fact it is a cowardly escape from the unknown battle situation - neither daring to explore new secrets to seek more combat power, but also afraid of using up opportunities and compromising existing chips. In the final analysis, it is incapable of achieving a better balance between opportunities and combat power, and can only rely on "not using" to pretend to keep cards! Soul distribution seems to be precise but is actually rigid. Points are allocated every time without leaving any emergency margin. Whenever there is a slight change on the battlefield, such as the rune golem going berserk in advance and Alfred's transformation timing out, the entire legion will collapse directly. The so-called "adaptation on demand" is just an ideal state where all hopes are placed on the battlefield without any surprises. There is no random response ability in actual combat! What's even more ridiculous is the total denial of gargoyles. He keeps saying that two opportunities are worthless for one-time combat power, but he rushes to summon gargoyles to fight against the demon hunters in the church decisive battle. If he had known that the gargoyles were the key to cracking the demon hunters, why not study the "opportunity + arms" combination strategy in the dungeon stage, instead of just escaping? They are just making excuses for their strategic laziness, using the guise of "permanent core" to cover up their shortcomings in not being able to integrate strong combat forces and not being able to conduct complex tactical deductions! The so-called "Iron Core System" is even more of a castle in the air. It is all supported by the plot buffs of two special units. The knowledge of the maid and Alfred's Shadow Light are all unreplicable plot bonuses. Without these two people, this consumable army with 140 soul points would be nothing more than loose sand in front of the regular army of the church! In the final analysis, this is a fake plan that relies on the plot. There is no independent battlefield judgment, no flexible tactical changes, and no strategic courage to dare to fight. It is just a pretense of strategizing by relying on the known plot answers. If it really goes to an unknown battlefield, this so-called undead army is just a pile of broken bones and souls under the sword of the church!

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Newcomers may not know the background. You can go to Bilibili and search for the author's name. There is a short video. Combining two is more interesting.

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