From Necromancer Artisan to Lord of All Under Heaven

The author claims it's a farming novel, but only the first 35 chapters have some farming and development elements. From chapter 36 onwards, it uses the "academic" formula to have competitions, awkwardly showing off and slapping faces. Female supporting characters always have men who hate the protagonist because of them, and male villains' IQ drops a million times when they encounter anything…

At first glance, the concept of soul transmigration is somewhat controversial. Hopefully, the original owner's romantic relationships or interpersonal connections won't negatively impact the plot later on, otherwise it will become a major flaw.

The protagonist is intelligent, but his actions are a complete mess. He buys a piece of land, ends up building a grave, tricks a few people into coming, builds a dormitory building, and the bizarre world is described as miserable and chaotic at the beginning. During a recruitment event, he holds a job fair for college students, and even takes a farmer who wants to be the manager, but refuses because it's too far away, and even gives him money. 😅

I started farming immediately after escaping; this is definitely not a scam. 🙂

Everything was going well until this competition 😅 happened. I lost interest immediately.

The article has a very good concept. The writing is fairly fluent. The framework design is also good. The worldview is quite vast from the current perspective. While it has some elements that can be borrowed, it also has its own unique features. Shortcomings: The portrayal of supporting characters is somewhat intellectually absurd in an attempt to highlight the main characters. Additionally, there are some inconsistencies in the process of building a new world from scratch.

The author is still quite inexperienced. The protagonist is a bit immature, but otherwise he's alright.

The protagonist's strength in this book is influenced by factors such as teammates, equipment, and technology; absolute combat power doesn't account for a large proportion. Regarding territory construction and enhancement, it is not about directly purchasing and placing items using some kind of token, but rather like a construction and management game, where you utilize the materials you have…

Does the main character's name really have to include "little"? I can't stand it anymore, I'm leaving.

Direct drawing with mouse in drawing book