Necromancer Restarts Life

Introduction 1: "I want to avenge my wife." The werewolf was furious. "Drink my newly made potion." The witch smiled strangely. "My shield and ax go with you!" The goblin... The dwarf warrior nodded. "And your wife!" The Necromancer added. Sure enough, a necromancer is more suitable than a priest to conduct a marriage. Whether it's welcoming a new couple into the marriage grave, Or witness them grow old together with their skulls. As a necromancer, are you restarting other people's lives or your own future? Introduction 2: (main plot + world view) Slaves have been kneeling for a long time, who still remembers the blood shed by their ancestors to defend freedom. The nobles pride themselves on being born noble, thus forgetting that the untouchables under their feet are the source of their superiority. If you play king for too long, does it become you who becomes the king, or does being king manipulate you? Ron discovered that the world was constantly eroding and assimilating his original cognition through identity labels. The invisible cocoon hatches everyone into fruits waiting to be harvested. He worked part-time as a mercenary and as a knight. As an orphan, he dug his grave to make a fortune, Pretending to be a nobleman and attending a banquet, From captured prisoners of war to royal orphans involved in power struggles. He can always regain his life before completely sinking into a certain role. But I just ignored one thing, He was a necromancer from beginning to end. Even the undead who should have passed away long ago are also the warlocks who manipulate the dead.