Awrion
5 years ago
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FELLOW CULTIVATORS!
This may be the legendary NECROMANCER of the cultivator world!!!
Now on to the review
So... in the interest of a potentially good book (necromancer guys, NECROMANCER) I am reviewing this based on my impression from the first 10chapters. I enjoy the concept of tombraiding and Necromancy think it has a LOT of potential despite its rather slow start and esoteric info dumps. although I personally think Feng shui is BS, the tomb raiding stuff is super interesting) I doubt that it would be be like typical cultivation novels where it’s; kill one arrogant dude, kill his brother, kill their master, kill the sect master, kill the old sect ancestor who’s father/teacher is a saints on of another sect yada yada. First ten chapters have a lot of kinda supernatural shit so I think those may be the enemies as opposed to stupid sects.
A ruined world that’s sealed off from cultivating and tomb raiding to find legacies sounds very interesting, like rebuilding after a great sundering. Only issue is the cliche erectile dysfunction that everyone knows eventually gets cured. (Why is that a trope guys?)
In summary, continue this novel for our dream of the great necromancer in the cultivator world!
This may be the legendary NECROMANCER of the cultivator world!!!
Now on to the review
So... in the interest of a potentially good book (necromancer guys, NECROMANCER) I am reviewing this based on my impression from the first 10chapters. I enjoy the concept of tombraiding and Necromancy think it has a LOT of potential despite its rather slow start and esoteric info dumps. although I personally think Feng shui is BS, the tomb raiding stuff is super interesting) I doubt that it would be be like typical cultivation novels where it’s; kill one arrogant dude, kill his brother, kill their master, kill the sect master, kill the old sect ancestor who’s father/teacher is a saints on of another sect yada yada. First ten chapters have a lot of kinda supernatural shit so I think those may be the enemies as opposed to stupid sects.
A ruined world that’s sealed off from cultivating and tomb raiding to find legacies sounds very interesting, like rebuilding after a great sundering. Only issue is the cliche erectile dysfunction that everyone knows eventually gets cured. (Why is that a trope guys?)
In summary, continue this novel for our dream of the great necromancer in the cultivator world!