In the beginning, there's the cliche development of rescue the lady in a carriage from an ambush by bandits/assassins.

But then MC is like "But still, to think that the girl in the carriage was actually a noble. Although I had planed to not stand out too much, it appears that the plan is on the verge of collapsing."

What. The. f*ck. No sh*t she's a noble or someone important. What the f*ck did he think was gonna happen? She's riding on a carriage with guards/knights as escorts and there's even a maid.

At least he learned from that and didn't bother interacting with the princess after saving her from a similar ambush later on. But dang he can resurrect the dead what a cheat....

There's also glaring plot holes everywhere concerning his OP body and skills. A ground dragon should be possible to overpower easily with sheer dumb brawn for him, but he doesn't even dare to stand in its way. He doesn't have any sensory abilities despite all his max-level highest-tier classes (he has many peak level, peak tier classes like bishop and some wizard type job, summoner, paladin, heavenly knight and many more, he can supposedly use all their skills), he doesn't ever have any proper abilities that any game would have and keeps on using the same skill-set. Night vision should be a standard skill for many job classes and at least there should be some spells to do it, but he doesn't have it. Good senses would be a matter of course for stuff like rogues, assassins, ninjas and other things, even warriors should have great battle senses or at least they should be able to sense their surroundings properly, but he's completely ignorant of everything tha goes on and acts as if he's a normal human, he can't even sense mana despite having multiple peak-tier, peak-level classes that use spells, which should be impossible. It feels like the author wanted him to be OP but then he doesn't want him to be too OP despite already finishing the setting, but all of a sudden he gets to be really OP again and then he's so weak that he loses in swordsmanship against a skilled elf while seemingly going full power with his body, although it's obvious that he should lose in pure swordsmanship, he seemed to be using his body's powers and should be able to swing faster than she can move or react, but nah, the peak existence can't do something like that (lol).

Quite frankly, he's really a worthless and hopeless character, it doesn't even feel like he's a person at all. He has no balls whatsoever, he doesn't even try to test any of his spells when the first thing one should do is test it all out upon arrival, he just uses suddenly remembers abilities when he "needs them" and tests them out for the first time then. He doesn't try properly to increase his sword mastery or skill in various areas either, the only time it seemed he had a will to do so it was mentioned during one chapter and then we haven't seen him care about it anymore. He has no goals, he's just going with the flow and letting the girls decide every single thing while following them like a s*ave. I've rarely seen such a passive and utterly uninteresting MC. He has no real redeeming traits and might as well be that unnoticable boy A in the background that never voices his opinions properly and never tries, always taking whatever the world throws at him and not even frowning or thinking. The only, single thing he has going for him is dumb power, but even that is kinda worthless since he doesn't know how to use it properly and doesn't try anything out. Seriously, a MC without desires, personality traits, goals, motivation or anything else except for the very basic instinct of an animal that wants to be with pretty girls shouldn't even get to be called a MC, especially not since he doesn't even go through with that either because "his companion is staring at him coldly" whenever he tries to appreciate someone in a very slightly lecherous way, he essentially doesn't have the balls to do anything. Oh, I almost forgot, he does have "passion" for one more thing than being close to beautiful girls, but it's just another basic instinct/thing that most japanese MCs have and are usually too excessive. He loves food, despite being a skeleton. He'd do anything for a good meal, even if it means he'll have to travel over some sea by a boat and change his name/join the elf village to get some tomatoes. However, unlike many japanese novels that do it well, it's very uninteresting in this guy's case, he doesn't really cook himself and there's not any descriptions on it, he just simply loves food and it's there like a plot device to get him to do something, a convenient excuse for some of his actions and some cheap "comedy".

That he's a skeleton affects his emotions, so he has none (pretty much), he can't think properly or anything, although it's welcome that he has no qualms about killing people and doesn't react like the usual japanese protagonist that would keel over and die from guilt if he killed a rabbit, it just makes it worse if the author is using that as an excuse to write a character that really has nothing worth mentioning and is similar to a rock in everything he does, not reacting to anything. However, when he started drinking the curse-removal water to get his real body back a bit, he turned into even more of a pu*sy and he started to get a bit b*tchy instead. So, there wasn't really an improvement when he got his "emotions" back, maybe it even degraded him further. By the way, I still can't believe that he never even attempts to use the peak level curse removal spell of bishops on himself. He already confirmed that his low-level curse removal spells of priests can make a piece of his body return to normal for a short while, so clearly the bishop peak level one should be able to do so for a longer time and to his whole body, but he never dares to try. The excuse was something like "I'm scared of hurting myself since it also has an undead cleansing effect" but even if it would hurt him, he would obviously not die or get any huge damage. It's also quite unclear if it would even hurt him since he's pretty much not a real undead, he doesn't have the aura etc of an undead, he's not a "tainted" undead like they normally are, he's not even truly dead, it's more like a curse, he does have a real blood and flesh body after all.

Despite what other people says, this novel also has no other interesting girls/characters. Ponta the fluffy fox feels like an unnecssary addition because the author probably just wants a mascot character that is cute and fluffy. Sure, it's cute, but it's there just for looks, hell, maybe it's the only character in this novel that I quite like because it's cute. Ariana, the dark elf that follows, no, sorry for that misstatement, that CONTROLS the MC is a very boring character that is excessively annoying and acts kind of like a childhood friend in japanese stuff usually does, she makes him do stuff all the time and doesn't take a no for an answer and is excessively judging in everything he does and the MC just can't go against her at all. She's also aggressive, so she might as well be his childhood friend or something. Chiome is cute as a cat-eared ninja loli, but she's not interesting either, I don't feel any real personality from her or ariana. I never thought I could take a stance of not caring about a cat-eared and cat-tailed loli, but I was clearly wrong.

Really, this story is sorely lacking in flair, it's really dull and boring, it's not an adventure novel, it's more of a slice of life novel, but a bad one since nothing really intersting happens. The characters are all a mess, especially the MC... Sigh.

the MC is a skelly with OP equipment who still possesses a modicum of humanity, though he is not adverse to killing much like Ainz. Ainz starts off relatively generous, but as you read on he becomes more and more ruthless to enemies against his guild. In this story, the skeleton knight just tries to help out whoever is in need of help since all he has is himself and not a guild.