All-Out Naval Warfare: I'm a Necromancer Building a Calamity Fleet

Not bad, not bad, but too little, not enough to watch.

666

Very beautiful

You are not suitable for writing about summoning the dead, but you are suitable for writing supernatural novels. What kind of thing are you writing in this novel? A necromancer is being outnumbered and being hunted by his opponent. Wherever he goes, he looks for monsters or corpses. What's going on? What's scary about the undead is the number. Since zombies can be infected, they are the main force, and the boss can be transformed by the undead. When zombies are fighting, infecting the other party will reduce the combat power and increase our combat power. Especially if the infected sea creatures in the sea follow the ship, they will kill wherever they go. No matter where they are, there will be an army of the undead. The experience is awe-inspiring. I don't know if it's necessary to reduce your intelligence or if your setting is just a waste series.

It's too verbose and there are too many sailors.

It ended too quickly, a bit suddenly

Very beautiful and worth watching

The subject matter is a good ghost ship, which can be written as a wisdom article. The quality of any equipment will increase by one level as soon as you get it...

Too little, not enough

It was anticlimactic, the ending was too rushed, the fragments of the dragon-slaying knife were not collected, and the toxins in it were not resolved.