War Queen Summoner
About This Novel
If you could summon a beautiful warrior girl based on a weapon, who would you want to summon the most? Myoho Muramasa: "Cut the master into pieces so it's easier to carry~" AK47: "Sir, I'm actually a sniper rifle!" Lexington: "Gui'an~ Admiral, I heard that my name comes from the glorious first shot in the White Eagle War." Huberian: "Commander, the enemy's Fourth Army has been surrounded by me. Please give me an order." Titan: "Your Majesty, to celebrate your birthday, I blew up the moon!"
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Official(49)Scraped 4d ago
I feel that the setting is too unreasonable. Awakened people have to fight monsters every day and the mandatory salary is no more than ten thousand a month. There are only ten awakened people in a city with hundreds of thousands of people. It is impossible to think that such a rare and poor treatment is so rare. Moreover, the awakened people are still hostile to ordinary people. The awakened people are not all rebels. This setting is really speechless. You must know that the awakened people are the protective umbrella of mankind.
Different worldviews, privileges, and ideas are all different, right?
Is there something wrong with your world view? Even though the hero is dead, you still don't have any privileges? It's not the end of the world in the United States. If you become a low-level hero or something, if you are accidentally exposed, you will not be able to protect your family, but the probability of your family being killed by the same kind will increase a lot. Why should you be a hero? Is it possible to become a hero just to let others kill your family? You have the desire to destroy the world, but you still want to be a hero? If you have the power to protect others instead of protecting your family, then let your family members be killed by others after being accidentally exposed? I remember you were forced to join, right? So this is not a hero in essence, but ordinary people who have gained power and were forcibly recruited into the army. How many such people dare to say that they are righteous and selfless? Will the protagonist's Summoner Princess be given to the country at the end for them to take turns to study it bit by bit? Euphemistically called for humanity? For hope? In order to develop better technology and arm more people? After all, the equipment on the protagonist is also obtained by the country through the study of other people's abilities. So the protagonist's Summoner is a weapon, and it may really have to be sent to the research station to be disassembled and studied bit by bit. After all, research on firearms, fighters, warships, etc. May be able to improve a few weapons civilization levels.
Good book, good grass
Author, the world view set in this book is really a bit poisonous. To awaken the ability is to join the country to fight against monsters. If you fight against monsters, people will die. Ordinary people will pour their anger on the awakened people, making them look like sewer rats. There is also a group of people (Abyss) who specialize in assassinating the Awakened. Isn't this forcing the Awakened to fall? This is not something that only the Holy Mother or a person with great perseverance can do. You are sure that ordinary awakened people can persevere in your worldview. Are you sure there will be fewer people who fall than those who persevere?
I thought it was okay, but when I saw the author's reply I threw up. The author uses the salary of police and firefighters as an example of several people in the novel Not to mention other things, how many police officers are needed in a city with a population of 300,000 and a floating population of 1 million? How many firefighters? These few people protect so many people, and get 5,000 a month plus commission for the event. It's semi-forced, thankless, and they work 36 hours straight when they're busy. Their lives may be in danger at any time, and they have to be scolded by the followers. Who wouldn't object to this? I'll give you 5,000 a month to do the work of a group of people by yourself, but you still have to be scolded and exhausted. Can you do it?
Poor world view
The worldview and background of this book are absolutely poisonous. The awakened person in the book and the waiter who moves bricks are much better treated than him. I think the villains in the book are normal, and the heroes are abnormal. They are all treated this way. Darkness is normal. Moreover, the author also uses fire fighters and policemen as metaphors. The problem is that in reality, no one would treat policemen and fire fighters like this. I feel the author is a bit hostile to civil servants
It's so boring. I feel a little wet.
Crystal Yan Crystal Yan Crystal Yan Crystal Yan Crystal Yan
Come on, author, I think it's pretty cool. (*σ´∀`)σ
Yysy Lafite Saigao! ! (Rebuttal will not be accepted)
The author's writing skills are insufficient
I thought it was okay at first, but now the more I read it, the more embarrassing it becomes. If you don't know how to write a villain, don't write it. Now not only can the villain be brainless, but the protagonist is also brainless... In the future, you should only write battle scripts, and occasionally gamble on boats🤔🤔
If it weren't for the good writing, I wouldn't want to give points. The world view is very poisonous. A warning for level 6 bookworms to proceed with caution.
The writing is indeed very good, but I can't figure out the worldview because it's a bit deformed.
All demonstrations are indiscriminate.
These demonstrations do not distinguish between innocent and trouble-making people. Wouldn't it be better to just kill him? Like a girl whose mother was beaten to death. I am fighting the monsters to the death in the front, and you are mocking, insulting, and even touching me in the back. If you ignore this unstable factor, how can you keep it for the New Year?
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Official(49)Scraped 4d ago
I feel that the setting is too unreasonable. Awakened people have to fight monsters every day and the mandatory salary is no more than ten thousand a month. There are only ten awakened people in a city with hundreds of thousands of people. It is impossible to think that such a rare and poor treatment is so rare. Moreover, the awakened people are still hostile to ordinary people. The awakened people are not all rebels. This setting is really speechless. You must know that the awakened people are the protective umbrella of mankind.
Different worldviews, privileges, and ideas are all different, right?
Is there something wrong with your world view? Even though the hero is dead, you still don't have any privileges? It's not the end of the world in the United States. If you become a low-level hero or something, if you are accidentally exposed, you will not be able to protect your family, but the probability of your family being killed by the same kind will increase a lot. Why should you be a hero? Is it possible to become a hero just to let others kill your family? You have the desire to destroy the world, but you still want to be a hero? If you have the power to protect others instead of protecting your family, then let your family members be killed by others after being accidentally exposed? I remember you were forced to join, right? So this is not a hero in essence, but ordinary people who have gained power and were forcibly recruited into the army. How many such people dare to say that they are righteous and selfless? Will the protagonist's Summoner Princess be given to the country at the end for them to take turns to study it bit by bit? Euphemistically called for humanity? For hope? In order to develop better technology and arm more people? After all, the equipment on the protagonist is also obtained by the country through the study of other people's abilities. So the protagonist's Summoner is a weapon, and it may really have to be sent to the research station to be disassembled and studied bit by bit. After all, research on firearms, fighters, warships, etc. May be able to improve a few weapons civilization levels.
Good book, good grass
Author, the world view set in this book is really a bit poisonous. To awaken the ability is to join the country to fight against monsters. If you fight against monsters, people will die. Ordinary people will pour their anger on the awakened people, making them look like sewer rats. There is also a group of people (Abyss) who specialize in assassinating the Awakened. Isn't this forcing the Awakened to fall? This is not something that only the Holy Mother or a person with great perseverance can do. You are sure that ordinary awakened people can persevere in your worldview. Are you sure there will be fewer people who fall than those who persevere?
I thought it was okay, but when I saw the author's reply I threw up. The author uses the salary of police and firefighters as an example of several people in the novel Not to mention other things, how many police officers are needed in a city with a population of 300,000 and a floating population of 1 million? How many firefighters? These few people protect so many people, and get 5,000 a month plus commission for the event. It's semi-forced, thankless, and they work 36 hours straight when they're busy. Their lives may be in danger at any time, and they have to be scolded by the followers. Who wouldn't object to this? I'll give you 5,000 a month to do the work of a group of people by yourself, but you still have to be scolded and exhausted. Can you do it?
Poor world view
The worldview and background of this book are absolutely poisonous. The awakened person in the book and the waiter who moves bricks are much better treated than him. I think the villains in the book are normal, and the heroes are abnormal. They are all treated this way. Darkness is normal. Moreover, the author also uses fire fighters and policemen as metaphors. The problem is that in reality, no one would treat policemen and fire fighters like this. I feel the author is a bit hostile to civil servants
It's so boring. I feel a little wet.
Crystal Yan Crystal Yan Crystal Yan Crystal Yan Crystal Yan
Come on, author, I think it's pretty cool. (*σ´∀`)σ
Yysy Lafite Saigao! ! (Rebuttal will not be accepted)
The author's writing skills are insufficient
I thought it was okay at first, but now the more I read it, the more embarrassing it becomes. If you don't know how to write a villain, don't write it. Now not only can the villain be brainless, but the protagonist is also brainless... In the future, you should only write battle scripts, and occasionally gamble on boats🤔🤔
If it weren't for the good writing, I wouldn't want to give points. The world view is very poisonous. A warning for level 6 bookworms to proceed with caution.
The writing is indeed very good, but I can't figure out the worldview because it's a bit deformed.
All demonstrations are indiscriminate.
These demonstrations do not distinguish between innocent and trouble-making people. Wouldn't it be better to just kill him? Like a girl whose mother was beaten to death. I am fighting the monsters to the death in the front, and you are mocking, insulting, and even touching me in the back. If you ignore this unstable factor, how can you keep it for the New Year?
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