The necromancer just wants to plant trees

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"Front page of Alliance Weekly: The Astrologer Society announced that Sunday is the day when the dragon is active. For the safety of the residents of Irondor, please hide in the cellar of your home every Sunday afternoon. If you don't have a cellar, go to the neighbors to squeeze in. , to avoid being affected by the dragon disaster.

Authoritative interpretation by our reporter:

From now on, I will take half a day off every Sunday afternoon, and there will be no additional notice thereafter.

The reasons for requesting leave are as follows——

1. My body is indeed a bit overwhelmed. More than 500,000 words have been updated in the 45 days since it was put on the shelves.

It's really a bit difficult for the subject matter of this book.

I code almost every day except eating and sleeping. Sometimes I only sleep for 5 to 6 hours, and my heart often feels uncomfortable.

The editor also reminded me not to be too desperate. His original words were too scary, so I won’t repeat them here.

In short, it is better to highlight one to save your life.

So take half a day off every week to catch your breath.

2. The continuous high-intensity coding leaves me with no time to review the plot and organize the settings.

Although I have an outline that can support 1.2 million words, there are many things that I have to review from time to time.

For example, what abilities does Matthew have and what spells has he learned?

Now if you ask me to say that I will 100% make omissions, this is definitely not acceptable.

So I asked for leave so that I could take time to sort out data, draw maps and so on. "

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Of course, so that you don’t have nothing to watch on Sunday afternoon, I will also update some peripherals from time to time.

Including but not limited to "QA Questions and Answers", "Setting Deduction", "Character Cards", "Map", etc.

Today I bring you a detailed deduction of a slightly controversial setting.

It mainly comes from the plot design in Chapter 128, "The King of the Rainforest goes down to mine, and the Orc Sword Master moves bricks at the dock."

A reader asked:

"Can't they find the Adventurer's Guild to take over the quest?"

My answer is:

There is no adventurer's guild in Irondor.

As for why not, the details are as follows.

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"The Adventurer's Guild of Setting Deduction——"

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Era background: After Tianlun Palace was promoted and hundreds of cities were enfeoffed, under the influence of the "Civilization Mystery Lock", the continent of Irondor showed a peaceful and stable situation as a whole.

The existence of the Seven Saints Alliance suppressed most alien races and monsters.

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Regional background: The east coast is the most prosperous and prosperous place in Irondor. The regional situation here is peaceful and stable, commerce and handicrafts are developed, and industry has begun to take shape.

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Related forces: The Seven Saints Alliance, a superior mage organization, monopolizes the highest ecological niche.

Deduction 1: Why is there no "Adventurer's Guild" on the east coast?

Answer: The most important reason is the lack of a stable source of tasks.

Whether it's a large city or a small fiefdom, the lord's personal soldiers can usually do things that adventurers can do better.

Adventurers or mercenaries are naturally synonymous with instability.

Stable areas naturally lack soil for their survival.

in these areas.

Extraordinary beings usually exist based on local forces: mages are superior, organized ones work in the alliance, and unorganized wild mages can also become worshipers of small lords; warriors will join the lord's army and serve as instructors or captains; rogues Most can only do petty theft, and a very few can clear their name and go ashore to serve the lord; bards wander around taverns and other romantic places, writing some novels and poems part-time at most; druids run around in the wild every day, not even thinking about finding a job; Other professions are similar.

Deduction 2: If an "Adventurer's Guild" appears on the east coast, what will it eventually become?

Answer: It will become a criminal organization.

The answer is obvious.

This is why Lorraine mentioned the large number of criminal organizations on the East Coast.

A group of guys with violent tendencies, who have no contribution to maintaining social stability, and who like to form gangs, without the guidance of correct ideas, have a high probability of turning into a criminal organization.

"There is really no order in the guild, what should I do?"

"I heard that the caravan in the territory next door has a new batch of good goods. Do you want to join in?"

"Done!"

The above conversation should be nothing new on the streets of the East Coast.

Deduction 3: If someone generates electricity for love, they will set up an adventurers guild on the east coast to serve the majority of adventurers. This guild has indeed gathered a group of high-level professionals. What will be its ultimate fate?

Answer: Its founder will be carried to the dock of Deep Blue Harbor by the Alliance of Seven Saints to feed the sharks.

Competition for ecological niches is brutal.

Whether it is nature or human society.

If I occupy it, don't even think about coming up unless you have the ability to destroy the existing order.

In the current context, no one or force has the ability to subvert the Seven Saints Alliance.

Of course, times are always changing, and with the advent of the odd day, many things will change.

The deduction is based on the conditions before the odd-numbered catastrophe occurs.

Below are two QAs.

Q: Why does the mine boss dare to take Lumiere? If Lumiere is so good at work, can’t he see that Lumiere is at level five?

A: Dare; I can’t tell.

Why dare?

Based on the greed, cunning and ignorance of the aboriginal people who fit their identity, they dared to use Lumière to work before Lumière did something shocking.

Why aren't you afraid of him hurting others?

Because I have never seen that scene and cannot imagine it, even if I am wary, I will continue to use him with a sense of luck.

The best time to use it is to be gentle and not whip.

Why can't you see it?

Because I have no knowledge.

I found that many readers will raise many unrealistic questions when introducing Aboriginal characters: "Why is he not like that?", "Why is he not like this?"

There are so many reasons why.

In the medieval fantasy setting, the illiteracy rate is astonishingly high, and those who can read and write are considered half-literate.

You can't expect a gnoll to analyze problems like a well-born Alliance mage.

You also can't expect a mine boss to have the vision to identify level 5 masters.

How does he identify it?

Buy a bunch of spell detection scrolls ready to tear them up and play with them?

The cost is too high and unrealistic.

Q: Can Lumiere really not find a better job?

A: Of course you can, but you need to have the right skills, a leader, or a lot of hard work.

In the context of medieval fantasy, the word "outsider" is really not just a word.

Most areas are more xenophobic than you might imagine because that's how they survive.

It's better in big cities, but worse in small villages.

Lumière had just emerged from the rainforest, and everything about human society was so new to him.

He can only rely on his more than 20 years of life experience to make judgments about everything in front of him.

He feels that making money from mining is compared with the ecology of the rainforest.

He is constantly learning and improving, but this requires a process.

If he could integrate into human society and become a bodyguard for a certain lord, then he would not refuse to invest in the Oak Chamber of Commerce.

Being in a foreign country and arriving for the first time is really not an easy thing.

This is still the case in our modern society, let alone medieval fantasy in the context of city-states.

If you volunteer to be a bodyguard for a lord, will people look at you seriously?

The Orc Sword Master is actually the same way.

They need to live, so the first thing they can find is the most suitable job, which is to work as a coolie.

So Matthew travels back in time to the town of Rolling Stone and meets Ronan.

This is the author’s greatest tenderness. "

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Unknowingly, I wrote more than 2,000 words.

I will sort out character cards and calculate data later. In fact, taking leave is not a break, it is just another way to improve the book.

If you are interested, you can click on the setting collection of this book.

The content inside is already very rich.

There is also the WIKI encyclopedia of "The Necromancer Just Wants to Plant Trees".

These contents are mainly contributed by the operation team "Only by Xijiangyue".

Thank you all so much for your enthusiasm and all forms of support.

By the way, I would like to ask for a monthly ticket.

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