Sunrise Glow

Synopsis: Tags: [Game-World Crossover] + [Sovereignty Farming] + [Luck Mastery] + [Undead Scourge] + [Inter-Species Conflict] + [Heroic Battles]
This is a world where games have invaded reality.
Every year, students turning 18 awaken to a job change.
One person crossed over and became a Necromancer.
Relying on a luck-based talent that made wishes come true and a legacy from Mother Earth, this person rapidly gained power.
While others gambled on skill mutations, summoning variations, and the chance with endless resources,
he simply needed to shake his talent and use the least resources to obtain everything.
With an undead frenzy, he broke through the blockades of the other nations on Blue Star, making his empire great again.
With the undead scourge, he wiped out the decayed porcine dynasties within realm territories and became the new Realm Master.
In the name of the Dead Spirit Overlord, he waged war on the Battlefield of Ten Thousand Tribes and ascended to the throne of the Demon God.

Global Game: I, the Necromancer, am the scourge

Zi Liyuan's move directly swept through the soldiers in Zhao Yuyun's territory like cutting wheat.  


Let alone any large-scale Soul Protection artifacts, such things are extremely precious, and even Ying Xueji and the others might not have them.  


Instead, they could organize Magic Troops to cast large-scale Soul Protection Magic.  


However, Zhao Yuyun's territory didn't have powerful high-level Magic Troops; even if those First and Second Tier magic troops combined their spells after gathering, they couldn't withstand Zi Liyuan's Fifth Tier power using the "Death Storm".  


The power of this skill is practically indistinguishable from a Minor Forbidden Spell, just lacks in special attributes.  


Even if they are hero-level bosses, the health points of First and Second Tier troops do not exceed 1 million.  


It's safe to say that Zi Liyuan's current attack directly reaped all low-level corps in Zhao Yuyun's territory.  


Chapter 437 Resolving the Power Struggles of the Zhao, Yang, and Yelü Families (2)