This Necromancer Must Conquer the Dead Beauties
本死灵术士要攻略已死的美少女们
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.8M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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I dropped it after chapter nine. Honestly, necromancers shouldn't be spouting these ridiculous doctrines; it just makes them seem hypocritical. The protagonist is even righteously condemning others for violating the second rule, while the first rule is to uphold the dignity of the living and the dead. Someone who digs up other people's graves to learn magic shouldn't be trying to act virtuous.
I don't know why it's on the "completed" list, but mine isn't finished, it's just almost finished.
Warning: The female lead's control could be taken over by a random necromancer; is the protagonist's invincible label just a hoax?
My brain's malfunctioned; tonight's update will have to wait until tomorrow.
I want to know when First Blood was obtained.
The character design is really well done.
I'd seen this book a while ago, but the necromancer premise kept me from reading it. Later, when I was looking for something to read, I finally picked it up and was surprisingly impressed. First, the male lead: he's incredibly intelligent yet possesses a compassionate heart, and his occasional awkwardness is just right—not like some novels where the male lead is deliberately portrayed as a clueless idiot with zero emotional intelligence. Plus, there are many unexpectedly endearing moments that make me find him more lovable than the female characters (I'm sexually straight, but for some reason, I feel a little... *Sigh*). Secondly, the female characters are all actually very sensible and kind...
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When I first saw this book, I felt like I'd found a treasure. Personally, I think this light novel in the Western fantasy genre is definitely above average. The setting and plot are decent, without any major flaws. The character descriptions are absolutely the book's biggest highlight: each main character has distinct personality traits, especially the male lead, whose personality I love the most and is the main reason I kept reading—the last time I read a book for the male lead was two years ago. (And that book was removed from shelves due to its incestuous themes (T^T)). Whether in the past or present, harem novels on Pineapple Bun rarely offer...
A perfect Western fantasy
The author has created a complete and harmonious Western fantasy world, an orthodox adventure storyline, and most importantly, a pleasant and relaxing daily life. The protagonist is a standard lawful neutral faction with very positive values. With the light novel setting, it's rare to see such a logically complete fantasy in SF. I hope the author can depict more of the interactions between the protagonist and his harem. The development of the orthodox plot doesn't receive much attention here. Who comes here without wanting to see a relaxed and happy world where no one gets hurt?
This is the first time I've seen a book with the male protagonist on the cover.