Saintess Summons Skeletons 4: A Holy Necromancy LitRPG
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Narrateur(s):
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Hannah Schooner
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Auteur(s):
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Mornn
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Having just found her sister, Sofia temporarily becomes a summoner combat tactics professor at a prestigious magic academy?!
Wait, this is still a book about skeletons, right? It is? Good.
But can Sofia really spend an entire year in one place without causing chaos? We all know the answer to that already.
What are the chances of her stealing the students' bones? Surely she would never!
In a place home to so much knowledge, could she learn more about the mysteries of this world, the admins, and the Deep?
It should have been a calm year, but with Sofia involved, the academy's higher-ups seem to be hiding something....
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In the earlier books, the protagonist’s overpowered nature was handled well. While the reader understood that Sophia was unlikely to die, she believed survival required extreme measures. Watching her push past social norms and moral boundaries was compelling and central to the series’ appeal. In this installment, however, Sophia is fully aware of her power, and most obstacles feel like minor inconveniences rather than genuine conflicts.
The magic school plotline felt shoehorned in and largely out of place. Much of the book reads like filler, with little in the way of meaningful character development, conflict, or resolution. There is some world-building, but it comes at the expense of narrative momentum.
A missed opportunity was the lack of deeper exploration of Sophia through Pareth’s perspective. Learning more about the skeleton—how he perceives Sophia and the world—could have added emotional and thematic depth. This idea is briefly touched on near the end of the book and was, in my view, the most interesting part.
Overall, this book feels skippable. Missing it would be akin to skipping an anime filler arc—you’d lose little of consequence to the larger story
Dramatic shift… not for the better
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