The Necromancer Sol (Rewrite in progress)

Information

Status

Hiatus

Year

2019

Author

Mister Sol

• Chapter 11 (OLD)
  Jun 12, 2019
• Chapter 10 (OLD)
  Jun 7, 2019
• Chapter 9 (OLD)
  May 31, 2019
• Chapter 8 (OLD) + THANK YOU
  May 26, 2019
• Chapter 7 (OLD)
  May 25, 2019
• Chapter 6 (OLD)
  May 20, 2019
• Chapter 5 (OLD)
  May 20, 2019
• Chapter 5
  May 20, 2019
• Chapter 4 (OLD)
  May 19, 2019
• Chapter 3 (OLD)
  May 19, 2019
• Chapter 2 (OLD)
  May 17, 2019
• Chapter 1 (OLD)
  May 15, 2019

Reviews

Community Reviews(3)

• Forever_KingRoyal Road

  ★★★★★ 5.0

  Writing this after catching up to chapter 11. This story has a similar start to Randidily Ghosthound but that is where the similarities stop. I believe this story has taken common tropes in this genre including necromancy and has improved upon them. There is never a dull moment in the story and I look forward to see how Greg and the author will grow as the story continues. Keep up the good work!
• KazDaSpaZRoyal Road

  ★★★★ 4.0

  I started reading this before the second chapter was released. Problem was, there was only one chapter as of that moment and I wanted to keep reading xD
• INOBlissRoyal Road

  ★★★ 2.5

  I have read up to chapter 10, these are my impressions. The novel features a younger man in a system-styled apocalypse, trapped with the blue-box's integration in a dungeon way above his starting level. Some-what imaginative skills integration saves this text from being almost completely textbook, but it's still terribly cliched and poorly explored (are class-skill options lost after you choose one and can skills be gained outside of leveling?).
  Style -  Simplistic, casual and overall not terribly terrible. However, it also pales in comparison to much of the other offerings in its genre(s) and lost me specifically with its poor conveyance of tone. Serious situations are neutered by dialouge and possibly missing descriptions of characters actions.
  Story - A fairly cliched beginning and a predictable continuation, the story is not very unique. The system is not as integrated as I have become comfortable to and in the case for this story specifically that means that loot seems to be unintegrated to the blue-boxes.
  Grammar - Simple, legible. No mistakes as far as I saw and about what I would expect from a highschool level.
  Character - The way characters speak is highschool level at best and non-congruent to thier apparent age or occupation. The age old, semi-demonic owl speaks similarly to the young-man caught in a seeming catastrophe. On top of this is the author's omission of a potentially powerful master-servant miniature story-arc between the summoned demon and his surprised master, instead passed over with a "Oh, I trust you now".