Necromancer in the Apocalypse: Why Bother With Intelligence?

When the apocalypse struck, most survivors scrambled to awaken combat or support abilities. Lu Chen, however, awakened the Necromancer class—a power universally mocked as useless in a world where the dead were the enemy. But Lu Chen had a different philosophy: why rely on fragile human intelligence when you can have an endless army of mindless, obedient undead? While others exhausted themselves strategizing and negotiating, Lu Chen simply raised his hand. Zombies, mutated beasts, and even fallen heroes rose as his eternal soldiers, requiring no food, no rest, and absolutely no loyalty checks. He didn't need to outthink his enemies; he just needed to outlast them with sheer, overwhelming numbers. As warlords built fragile alliances and geniuses plotted complex schemes, Lu Chen marched forward with a tide of silence. His undead horde didn't hesitate, didn't betray, and didn't tire. In a world where trust was a luxury and intelligence was a burden, Lu Chen proved that sometimes, the simplest solution is the deadliest.