Global: The Synthesizer Who Created an Undead Army from the Start

Just write a brain repository at the beginning and you can read it. Otherwise, haha. Forcibly surrendering Zhiwen, regardless of whether it is an alien civilization sneaking into the earth and killing five-star professional awakeners, Or is it that the protagonist behaves like a human being and does not hide it, so that everyone thinks there is nothing wrong with the protagonist? To the end of the HKCEE, he took a woman with him, and all his tricks were exposed in front of that woman. I killed myself through the dungeon in the college entrance examination, causing the dungeon to collapse. Then the protagonist came out and said he was playing on the first floor, and the collapse happened. No one is asking for trouble? Take the make-up exam again and bring a three-star warrior to defeat the dungeon. Then all the methods were exposed in front of him, and he also admitted that he had killed the killing dungeon some time ago. It looks awkward no matter how you look at it. Let's say the protagonist is cautious, he will change his appearance to buy materials, let's say it's a wave, that's how the waves fly.

Why do you have to talk so verbosely? There are so many words in a secret realm,

I've read half of it. I don't recommend it. It's better to read the instructions for the toilet cleaner in the toilet.

Not recommended, the plot is messy, the characters are forced to have no IQ, the statistics are outrageous to the extreme, the gap between the experience required for upgrading and the experience given by spawning monsters is even more outrageous than legends, and the health of the monsters is set in such a way that I feel that no one can defeat it except the protagonist.

Talking nonsense.

I've read only one tenth of it. Awakening the profession, taking the assessment, the progress is extremely slow, and the rest is all nonsense.

I stopped watching halfway through

The word count is too high, the main content is all used for introduction and explanation, and there is too little useful content.

The plot itself is very long-winded and watery. The synthesis of novice equipment and skills at the beginning alone takes more than a dozen chapters. He also said that Gou would forcefully arrange for a woman to come over and form a team for the male protagonist, with all her skills exposed in front of her. The most important thing is that it's too fried, it doesn't even have an ending, and it doesn't even count as a bad ending. I have read almost two hundred chapters. The thought of seven cats in a pile. Even the bad ending is not too bad, so I immediately watched the end, and sure enough.

I feel like the word count is a bit low and there's too much nonsense!