I’ve seen fantasy novels that border on the weird and make me question the psyche of the writer and author, but this just leaves me speechless. I could hardly stop laughing, and even nearly threw my device on the floor. A Necromancer Who Just Wants To Plant Trees is the correct amount of crazy, suspenseful and hilarious. But you should see the next book recommendation, it’s perfect for your enjoyment.
- Part 1: The Story of A Necromancer Who Just Wants To Plant Trees
- Part 2: Main Character of A Necromancer Who Just Wants To Plant Trees
- Part 3: The Thing About A Necromancer Who Just Wants To Plant Trees
- Part 4: A Glimpse at a Cool Chapter from A Necromancer Who Just Wants To Plant Trees
Part 1: The Story of A Necromancer Who Just Wants To Plant Trees
A Necromancer Who Just Wants To Plant Trees follows Matthew who somehow finds himself in a world similar to his videogame. He transmigrates into the new world and is given a system that allows him to complete missions in exchange for really cool rewards. Matthew has to figure out this new world on his own, but his knowledge of the game comes in very handy. Also, he somehow makes connections with necessary people who help him navigate the new culture of the world.
Matthew is sent to Rolling Stone town for a mission to plant a thousand oak trees, and he’s been doing just that for three years, however, when he finishes this mission, it becomes clear that something dark and dangerous is emerging. Matthew has no idea what his role will be in stopping the incoming fiend, monster or disaster. But it is obvious that the oak trees are a temporary band aid. Matthew subsequently, must stay in Rolling Stone town even though his mission is complete. The system wishes him to stay, and Matthew has no problem with that.
With the ability to raise skeletons that can do his bidding, even dragon bones, how could Matthew be bored in Rolling Stone town. Not as if he liked to move about anyway.
In A Necromancer Who Just Wants To Plant Trees, we’re blown away by magic, comedy, suspense and drama. There is so much to look forward to in Matthew’s journey and this is just the beginning.
Part 2: Main Character of A Necromancer Who Just Wants To Plant Trees
Matthew
He’s the best, he really is. Matthew went from the mundane into the extraordinary, and though some might envy him, the many things that had to be given up or forgotten could not have been fun or the fact that he had to acclimatize himself in a new world. There is a lot that goes into life, and Matthew is the perfect protagonist for showing us how life should be taken.
In A Necromancer Who Just Wants To Plant Trees, Matthew works diligently, without letting people too close. Yes, it must be a lonely existence to not have others around who know the real you. But Matthew’s character quite capably forms deep and unexpected connections, even though one is a skeleton. When his benefactor’s daughter, who is also Matthew’s student, disappears, can Matthew still stay uninvolved in the matter like he was told to?
A Necromancer Who Just Wants To Plant Trees contains so many twists and turns and the life of the characters couldn’t be more thrilling.
The writer capably turns over a new world of possibilities for the reader to enjoy. The mystical creatures, the many experts, the dangerous forests, they all make the story so flavorful and exciting.
A Necromancer Who Just Wants To Plant Trees throws any pretention away, and the world spun by the writer gives much mental stimulation.
Great Mage Ronan
He is the greatest presence in Roling Stone town. He is also the man who found Matthew at his lowest point in this new world. Ronan helped Matthew and even allowed him to plant oak trees on his land. Maybe he did it more out of curiosity than kindness. Curiosity about Matthew’s philosophy and how it would turn out.
Ronan was not just rich, he owned half the lands and properties in Rolling Stone town, while his wife owned the other half.
Not just the great mage Roanan, but you will be amazed by the other characters of the story as well. But maybe you should see the next title after this one.
Part 3: The Thing About A Necromancer Who Just Wants To Plant Trees
These are the stories I like to read. Not just about the title, but it really is a great start. A Necromancer Who Just Wants To Plant Trees is simply marvelous. The story transports us to a world of magic. It’s deeply mystical and sometimes terrifying, but the author found a way to wash it with the most appalling comedic protagonist you’ll ever meet. I kid you not when I say that this book is a great start to your Saturday. I mean, transmigration is cool, but not everyone can do it right; live and survive in another reality where every road you turn into has only danger waiting.
I love the transmigration genre; it has a way of making me anxious and nervous. Just imagine taking up your life from one world into another where you are left without any bearings, no family, no friends or acquaintances, just a blank and new slate of existence. I know we’ve probably all fantasized about leaving this world for one where you had magical abilities that made you the top dog. I have. In fact, I get one of those little pangs of sadness when I have to remember what a bland world this is. But this is reality, our reality. Even though it sucks monkey balls.
A Necromancer Who Just Wants To Plant Trees is pretty much an unexpected delight with the plot and perfect characters. The story is written in a simple pace that slowly puts one into the rhythm of the tale. It doesn’t stretch too long, but rather you suddenly feel fond of the main lead, unable to tear away from the life that he was able to create in such a short time. In A Necromancer Who Just Wants To Plant Trees, we can’t wait to fight evil.
Part 4: A Glimpse at a Cool Chapter from A Necromancer Who Just Wants To Plant Trees
Chapter 6
At the edge of the oak forest.
Matthew stood on his tiptoes and looked into the distance.
From here, he could indeed see a large fire. The fire had not spread to the oak forest for the time being. Fortunately, there was no flammable fuel in this area.
He calmed himself down and realized that the place where the fire was burning seemed to be a farm.
There was only a hill between the oak forest and that place.
Matthew had met the owner of the farm a few times, and his daughter was very cute.
The fire on the farm was so fierce, but there was no shout nearby. It was not difficult to guess what happened to the farm owner’s family.
Matthew calmed down.
The oak fairy told him that there were many arsonists, and they exuded an evil and powerful aura. This meant that there was a high probability that it was done by adventurers. He could not act rashly when the enemy’s combat strength was unknown. Thus, he observed for a while. Then, he quickly ran to the other end of the oak forest. Very quickly.
Matthew arrived at the location in his memory.
It was a huge haystack.
Below the haystack, there was a place that looked like a cellar.
The cellar was not very spacious.
The layout was a little like Matthew’s university dormitory in his previous life.
Matthew opened the iron lid. He sensed it. Then, he began to use the [Undead Summoning], under the guidance of magic power.
Out of the blue, a ghastly white hand slammed onto the mud floor at the cellar’s exit!
Immediately after, one skeleton after another crawled out of the hole!
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