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After being expelled from the burial grounds, Heine summoned two undead creatures at home.
But soon he realized something off about his undead.
They seemed to know each other, chatting away inside his mind.
They had played a game based on this world and knew it better than he did.
Worse yet, they said his house was soon to be leveled, an imminent disaster...
Heine decided to pretend to be an aborigine who didn't know anything, just follow the instructions and be done with it.
…
Years later, when Heine ascended to the divine throne, he looked at his follower in disguise (forerunner in reality) and sighed.
"No more pretending, I'm also a transmigrator. I confessed!"
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This book is also titled "Everyone's Gaming in Another World, Only I'm on a Fantasy Adventure."
This is a story about a necromancer and a group of Cynical transmigrators bumbling through the world with laughter and pretend.

Keywords: lighthearted, Western fantasy, single female lead, no system, not the fourth calamity.

There's Must Something Wrong with My Undeads

Upon hearing this, the Mad King was initially dumbstruck, and then he burst into a hearty yet helpless laugh.


He was genuinely amused but couldn't fault Heine for his naivety, hence he responded like so.


After he had laughed enough, he slowly began to speak:


"Setting aside whether you can achieve that, what's the reason? If, as you initially said, this era built on the ruins of the empire represents a new order, then I stand against everyone. Why would you want to take someone like me away?"


Heine: "On one hand, it is to save you; on the other, allowing the knowledge of the Old Empire to be buried by the sands of history would be truly standing against everyone.


Chapter 499: Feigning a Limp