Not certain I quite get what you are trying to say, would you mind explaining exactly what seems to be giving you the ick?

Good grammar, a rather interesting premise and an atypical power system and a world that is in the same vein, not much else to say, it's a solid read.

They are alive

Latin for 'rotten bone'

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The stats, and classical 'game-like system' are far from the central aspect of the power system and only work off other things, in short, giving the stats is useless because the readers wouldn’t be able of gleaming anything from numbers alone and would only serve to bloat the word count and confuse. Good day to you

Yes, he remains a skeleton throughout the story, his physical appearance will barely change, only evolving in terms of strength, abilities and such

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Not in the typical sense

Welcome, It's me, the author. I am Ready and here is the obligatory five-star review from me to myself, I can't judge my own book objectively, so I'll simply provide some basic information. -There is no actual romance of any kind involving the protagonist, if you think you see some, it is naught but humour. -The main character is a skeleton that goes by the name of Loimos, as far as sapient corpses go, he is meant to be an undead through and through, everything is for the sake of the dead. -The release rate is two chapters per day, and I intend on keeping it as such until I, or this book, meet our end. If you have any questions, go ahead and asks them below.

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Don’t worry, no romance, just jocking around with the idea, a corpse can’t have romantic feelings

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