I'm a Necromancer, Hiding Out and Power-Leveling Like Crazy in the Apocalypse

Pig's Foot travels to a world similar to Western medieval online games. Basic career routines. The second world is a parallel world similar to zombies and supernatural powers. Pig's Knuckle LSP is also very honest about this fact. I didn't expect even zombies/undead to be included, it's so B T, I like it🌝🌝.

The story is quite novel, and the male protagonist is a pile driver undead knight. He took action against all the female undead he summoned, and the book was cut in half. Many holes that should have been filled were left unfilled, such as liberating the Red Moon World and opening up the Second Prehistoric World (Xian Xia:). There are also the aftermath of the genocide of Long Legs, and the past and follow-up of Teacher Bai Ge. Moreover, the male protagonist of the dungeon in the main world has never been defeated once, and as a necromancer, he has never used the undead human sea tactics to show off. It feels like the book's profits were not very good and was cut in half by the author himself. I feel that if it were written down, there should still be 2/3 of the plot. But the male protagonist's combat power has collapsed. At level 4, he can fight against the late level 5, and he can reach the full level by defeating all elite monsters. The male protagonist is too strong, and all the undead summons become cannon fodder. It's okay to stop~Gana

Everything else is good, but the battle part is too tedious to write. I wrote several chapters for each battle, and the progress is not very fast. The fight is heated up at critical moments. To drink a bottle of ordinary tipping potion, I have to explain the price. I am really convinced.

A lot of copy-pasting to gain xx experience, various useless panels, and emotional drama with unclear meaning.

It's a nice and interesting story. You can read it when you have time.

I want to know why if you want to control Huangsha Town, you have to get it from that woman. At worst, just kill her. Is this a decisive killing?

Maybe I'm really too cold-blooded

It's very nice, but it's a bit messy👍🏻

It is a rare novel that I have finished reading. As a bookworm for more than 20 years, I really think it is great. It's a pity that not many people know how to appreciate it, so it ended in a hurry. However, the writing style is indeed good, and the cut ends are very nice. I plan to read other cut novels by the author.

Not bad,🤣🤣