Necromancer: I Am A Disaster

Game has become reality, toppling the world’s rules. Humanity has entered an era of global class... Read more Game has become reality, toppling the world’s rules. Humanity has entered an era of global class awakening.Demonic creatures wreak havoc! Secret realms and dungeons proliferate!Terror and tr......more

Game has become reality, toppling the world’s rules. Humanity has entered an era of global class... Read more Game has become reality, toppling the world’s rules. Humanity has entered an era of global class awakening.Demonic creatures wreak havoc! Secret realms and dungeons proliferate!Terror and treasures coexist! Danger and opportunity walk hand in hand!Only by becoming a class user! And raising your level and becoming stronger! Only then can you stand at the top of the world!On the day of his class awakening, Lin Moyu became Necromancer, which is a unique hidden class.He obtained a godly talent. Despite being merely a level 1 talent, it amplifies all skills by 10 times.He obtained a godly passive skill, which transfers all damage he suffers to his summons.As a result, so long as his summons aren’t completely annihilated, Lin Moyu won’t die.“An endless swarm of Godly Skeletal Warriors!”“Millions upon millions of Lichs!”“Countless Undead Bone Dragons!”“Can you handle it?”Subjected to curses, gods transform into white bones.When corpses explode, the sky topples and the world collapses.“I sit high upon a throne of bones, treading the boundary between life and death.”“I am a disaster!” Collapse Adapted to Manhua, Alternate World, Apathetic Protagonist, Demons, Dungeons, Game Elements, Male Protagonist, Necromancer, Overpowered Protagonist, Reincarnated in a Game World, Sword And Magic, Transmigration, Weak to StrongI've read the MTL up to the newest chapter (2000) and it's still staying strong, interesting, and enjoyable to read. There were some grindy parts in the earlier chapters where it felt slow and the point systems are a bit wonky sometimes. still 9/10If you want to start: Read the manwha then go straight to the MTLIn general, the TL is fine except for the cultivation realms and some names are funky.5/10, read till ch 78, good to pass the time if barely.Feels like your generic korean dungeon + system story if you add the annoying chinese tropes of op system cheat, young master appears, belitles MC, gets face slapped. Rinse and reppeat.Every girl that has been described as remotely pretty somehow develops an interest in MC "mysterious chatacter (He just doesnt talk)" instantlyNmv, 4/10Im fully caught up as of now (Chap 104) and have just started the Webtoon/Manhua. The Catastrophic Necromancer Webtoon is definetly better imo. Whilst it does skip over some things and provides less detail in some parts, a lot of the things Skipped are either beneficial or not important.One of the big issues I had with this novel was how the academy he chooses is constantly described as being for the elite of the elite, yet they are shown as being dumb at times. In one Dungeon there is a turtle boss with a hard shell and despite YEARS of previous challengers, everyone is shocked and surprised that MC mentioned you can flip the turtle over to attack it... this conversation is just skipped entirely in the manhua. A decent amount, but not all, of the peanut gallery stuff is skipped over as well, which is always a plus.Another good thing that is skipped over, is that he is told how important points are and to never waste points on things he can get with money, yet he wastes them on a bunch of skill scrolls - the same level as ones he also buys for money. What he used to buy them is skipped over in the manhua, so it isn't an issue.On the other hand, some things that happen in the novel after being explained a bit beforehand just show up out of nowhere in the manhua. SpoilerWe get a bit of information and detail about the Abyss infiltration in the Trial Tower in the novel, but it just happens straight away without any real explanation and then after its resolved its just ignored as well.Some downsides/annoyances of the Manhua translation is the inconsistent translation of skills etc. But an authors note included references that and said they do it purposefully for "fun". Which sounds dumb to me personally, since it makes keeping track of things way more difficult for no reason. They also sometimes leave notification boxes untranslated, but that's mostly when it comes to spam notifications that are the same - they will translate at least 1 and leave the other copies in Chinese.There look to be some changes as well, such as him buying a Scythe growth weapon as equipment instead of a set of 3 items which boost his Spirit stat. In the novel he buys it straight away, since with more Spirit he can summon more Skeletons, but in the Manhua it shows the set but he says its not useless for him, then introduces this Scythe that has been in the shop for ages that he buys instead, which is supposedly part of a Necromancer set. Though that doesnt really make sense given he is the seemingly the ONLY Necromancer class there has been and it is clearly not something anyone knows anything about, as all of his skills/summons are a shock to everyone, and not even the higher ups have any clue about what his class is about at first, which means there shouldn't be any stories/ideas of a Necromancer in this world, which also doesn't really make sense either, but whatever.I generally prefer novel format to Webtoon/Manga/Manhwa/Manhua etc. But overall, I think the manhua version of this would be a better option than the novel, especially because it's apparently further ahead [though I haven't caught up yet to the same point].Edit: Have read a bit more into the Manhua now and can safely say that it is much better than the novel. A lot of the idiotic things the MC or others do doesn't happen or is skipped and he also acts a lot smarter/better too. SpoilerIn rhe novel when he is attacking the large scale Dungeon for the first time, he comes across a situation where he is sieging a castle gate thing. In the novel he realises that others must have another way to get though it, but isnt sure how and thinks to himself to ask when he goes back. In the Manhua, he realises the same thing, but instead of thinking to go back and ask, he instead just states that, with sufficient power, it doesnt matter. SpoilerAnother example is when he is carrying people through the dungeon for the first time, when he leaves them alone for a section in the novel he doesnt leave any skeletons behind to protect them, yet he does so in the Manhua.These small changes just make the MC look smarter and more considerate, even though they are super minor and don't change much overall.The biggest downside to the Manhua, which gets worse the more you read, is how the translation team don't care about consistency. When it was mainly just skill names they changed it was annoying, but manageable. But now they've even started translating other things differently for no reason. The institute he has been aiming to go to has changed from "Chuangshen Institute" to "Chuang Shen Academy" to "Creation Seminary." The "Dimensional Battlefield" changes to "Yuan Battlefield" etc.Add the Harem tag, specifically excluded it from the search. I just lost time on it.????Wtf is going on in the comments!? I am confused asfThere's almost no difference between this and Global Job change2.5⭐ / 5⭐Just average, you can read this if you are bored. In the mtl there was some strong nationalism, so if you can't handle chinanumbawan. This is not for you. Even if the world is being invaded by the Abyss demons, the humans in this world is not united. I just read this when i want to sleep, this is one of the novels that makes me sleepy. The story is average, MC is overpowered, the villains or other people are stupid, there is harem and the MC does a lot of stuff for the girls, MC is like a simp.Hahaha, the guy's joke¯⁠\⁠_⁠ಠ⁠_⁠ಠ⁠_⁠/⁠¯Imo ita better to just read the manga, catastrophic necromancer, its also more ahead than the novel chapters here currentlyAuthor-san, while you are at it, why don't you give yourself to him as well?(less)