Monster Summoner

[Status: Completed] It feels like the only summoning-style work with outstanding settings. The protagonist who travels through time has obtained a monster hunting summoning system. As long as he completes the system's tasks, he can summon various monsters and various props in the monster world. (The types of monsters and props are only available in "Monster Hunter 3g") This book is also a good read, characterized by great imagination, dry writing, and brilliant creation of monsters (but they are all prototypes in the first place). As for the plot and supporting characters, it can only be said to be acceptable. If you like Monster Hunter fan fiction and pet novels, then you can read it while ignoring other bugs in the character's IQ.

This book is a summoner's article that I have read for a long time. From the moment Ling Feng summoned the first white cat, he began his own journey to another world with his friends. This book is a different world system novel that I like. Although the writing is better now, I still feel that it is not as passionate and touching as the original one. Moreover, this is a boy's journey in a different world, which has nothing to do with stallions and even less with impetuous hustle and bustle. 👇️

Alien Game System, Monster Fighting and Upgrading This is a very nice old book. I read it before, deleted it and searched for it for a long time (I didn't remember the title at that time). Today I unexpectedly came across (*σᕑᗢᓫ)σ again. I traveled to a different world and had a plug-in equivalent to summoning monsters in "Monster Hunter". You can gain experience upgrades by fighting monsters in the wild. A very common setting, but not common either. I have only read two novels with this setting (Similarly, I forgot the name of the other one as usual. Hahaha)

It was a book a long time ago, and I read it a long time ago... Because there are no good books to recommend, so I uploaded this book in my memory. Don't read the book too old, you can still read the plot. The monsters summoned in this book are based on those in the game Monster Hunter, but it does not affect your reading. Even if you haven't played it and don't understand it, it doesn't matter. I recommend it.