
Summoning of Heroic Spirits: Only I Can Contract with Chinese Heroic Spirits
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Liu Xuan traveled to an era when everyone contracted heroic spirits to fight against strange monsters. Civil servants, military commanders and monks from another world appear in the world, supporting the building before it collapses. Liu Xuan awakened in the Hall of Heroes, contracted with the heroic spirits that belong exclusively to him in his memory, and fought for a chance of survival in this other world. Zhao Zilong is loyal and courageous. ... Zhuge Wolong made a clever plan. ... Seven kills come to the world and white rises. ... They are all from China!
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Official(20)Scraped 3d ago
The subject matter is my favorite type, so I won't give a bad review based on this.
Saw the decisive battle between Liu Xuan and Yang Xingyu. It feels like many powerful heroic spirits are not represented at all. The trump card of his opponent Yang Xingyu is that he can kill an emperor with a king level. Guan Yu and Wu Daozi on the protagonist's side should be able to do this, right? In addition, Xue Li and Zhao Yun should also be able to kill king-level beings at the marquis level, right? Theoretically, as long as the protagonist reaches the sixth level, there is no need for the Huo brothers to take action. In addition, when the general Mo Xie was just summoned, it was hinted that they could kill enemies with a combined attack, but it was not shown at all. Furthermore, in Wu Daozi's setting, the whole battle is just about drawing soldiers and giants. This is too inconsistent with the character. You can draw some mountains and rivers, or draw a city to suppress the enemy. If that doesn't work, take out your old paintings to fight the enemy, or draw some colleagues who used to be in the Tang Dynasty to beat people. Then you will know what it means to draw some soldiers... In the end, Zhuge Liang alone showed a little bit of performance. As for Hua Tuo, he was directly used as a top laner. No matter how bad he is, he should still be a tank that can farm, right?
A decent book
In fact, the subject matter and setting of this book are very novel, and it is a good idea. Unfortunately, some detailed settings and story progression were not done well, resulting in a considerable decrease in readability. I have seen the freshmen competition, and I feel that there are three things that were not done well: 1. When the protagonist is obviously Hua Tuo, why do you help Dean Zhang see a doctor, but not your teacher, Principal Wan? Even if the old injury cannot be cured, it can at least extend your life by ten to eight years, right? It's more unreasonable here. 2. I don't know if this book is a "monk's book", or the author is worried that he can't write a good emotional drama, so there hasn't been a heroine for so long. At present, it seems that the little girl from Yaowang Valley is more like the heroine. 3. This is the setting of this magical puppet. I guess the author didn't want to write that the protagonist has too many heroic spirits, for fear of not controlling the plot well and leading to collapse. But I think the Five Tiger Generals and Crouching Dragon Phoenix are characters with the aura of protagonists, and it is best not to be set as puppets. Even if it is better to set the second-rate generals like Ma Dai and Guan Ping as puppets.
There is something wrong with China's time setting and contract.
At present, many forces position China as an unknown era before the imperial dynasty. The protagonist is the only one among the heroic spirits of this era who is willing to make a contract (I cannot say absolutely, but the current Chinese heroic spirits are the only one who can contract with the protagonist, which definitely gives people the feeling that in this powerful and unknown era, there is only one blood descendant of the protagonist) And based on the performance of the twelve heroic spirits of the protagonist, it is almost written on my face that I am awesome. As long as he is a qualified leader, no matter what his interests or plans for man-made spiritual bodies, shouldn't the first element be for the protagonist to pass on this bloodline? For the entire era and the human race. No matter how awesome the protagonist is, a spiritual body can contract countless heroic spirits, but there is always a growth process, and this process is also accompanied by the danger of capsizing in the gutter. And as long as there are more children left and the population base is large enough, for example, ordinary geniuses and innate spiritual bodies may not be able to pile up. A genius contracted with countless powerful heroic spirits to develop alone, and countless powerful heroic spirits contracted with geniuses became stronger together. In a strategic sense, it was clear at a glance which one was more important. We can't wait for the protagonist to die and leave these countless powerful heroic spirits without contracts. It's too outrageous. The protagonist's identity setting feels like he is being treated like a breeder or a pig at the lowest level. The upper limit is as happy as three thousand beauties in the emperor's harem. No matter whether you are strong or not, whether you are willing or not, you will definitely have unlimited children.
To what extent do you think Liu Xuan can improve after experiencing the war in the Nanliang Galaxy? I estimate it will be at the late stage of the guaranteed imperial realm. It is also possible to reach the emperor level. But I think my third possibility is the biggest. That is, after experiencing the baptism of the Nanliang Galaxy War, you can directly reach the level of the Abyss or Silver Wolf.
6 words, foreign but not foreign, earthy but not earthy, ellipsis
I've seen dozens of chapters for now, let's take a look first
In the first ten chapters or so, everyone should be equipped with a walkie-talkie or a headset, holding a mobile phone, it looks so amateurish, the battle situation is urgent, do you still have time to make calls?
It's very nice. Can the author update it faster? (⑅˃◡˂⑅)
Regarding the setting of Lin Liangyu, he also came from three families of artificial gods. His contemporaries (referring to Bai Renyu) and even his younger brothers participated in the plan of the artificial gods and became the so-called artificial gods. In terms of his early character setting, he is not lacking in scheming and strategy. There are even some descriptions that made me I feel that when compared with Bai Renyu, his mind is higher than that of Bai Renyu. Moreover, in such a growing environment, he should not be eager to become stronger, or even willing to be inferior to others. What made him decide not to become an artificial god? What did he think? Is it his own decision? Or is it a decision weighed by the family? On the other hand, if it was his own decision, would the family be willing to do it? If it is because "Yuan" is unable to train so many people because of insufficient blood, then it should be his turn instead of Bai Renhao and Lin Liangquan. Moreover, the status of the three families should be about the same. It makes no sense for the Lin family to be willing to allocate a quota, right?
Nice! Nice! Nice! ! I like it very much, and the other book is also very good!
High level as always, keep up the good work
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Official(20)Scraped 3d ago
The subject matter is my favorite type, so I won't give a bad review based on this.
Saw the decisive battle between Liu Xuan and Yang Xingyu. It feels like many powerful heroic spirits are not represented at all. The trump card of his opponent Yang Xingyu is that he can kill an emperor with a king level. Guan Yu and Wu Daozi on the protagonist's side should be able to do this, right? In addition, Xue Li and Zhao Yun should also be able to kill king-level beings at the marquis level, right? Theoretically, as long as the protagonist reaches the sixth level, there is no need for the Huo brothers to take action. In addition, when the general Mo Xie was just summoned, it was hinted that they could kill enemies with a combined attack, but it was not shown at all. Furthermore, in Wu Daozi's setting, the whole battle is just about drawing soldiers and giants. This is too inconsistent with the character. You can draw some mountains and rivers, or draw a city to suppress the enemy. If that doesn't work, take out your old paintings to fight the enemy, or draw some colleagues who used to be in the Tang Dynasty to beat people. Then you will know what it means to draw some soldiers... In the end, Zhuge Liang alone showed a little bit of performance. As for Hua Tuo, he was directly used as a top laner. No matter how bad he is, he should still be a tank that can farm, right?
A decent book
In fact, the subject matter and setting of this book are very novel, and it is a good idea. Unfortunately, some detailed settings and story progression were not done well, resulting in a considerable decrease in readability. I have seen the freshmen competition, and I feel that there are three things that were not done well: 1. When the protagonist is obviously Hua Tuo, why do you help Dean Zhang see a doctor, but not your teacher, Principal Wan? Even if the old injury cannot be cured, it can at least extend your life by ten to eight years, right? It's more unreasonable here. 2. I don't know if this book is a "monk's book", or the author is worried that he can't write a good emotional drama, so there hasn't been a heroine for so long. At present, it seems that the little girl from Yaowang Valley is more like the heroine. 3. This is the setting of this magical puppet. I guess the author didn't want to write that the protagonist has too many heroic spirits, for fear of not controlling the plot well and leading to collapse. But I think the Five Tiger Generals and Crouching Dragon Phoenix are characters with the aura of protagonists, and it is best not to be set as puppets. Even if it is better to set the second-rate generals like Ma Dai and Guan Ping as puppets.
There is something wrong with China's time setting and contract.
At present, many forces position China as an unknown era before the imperial dynasty. The protagonist is the only one among the heroic spirits of this era who is willing to make a contract (I cannot say absolutely, but the current Chinese heroic spirits are the only one who can contract with the protagonist, which definitely gives people the feeling that in this powerful and unknown era, there is only one blood descendant of the protagonist) And based on the performance of the twelve heroic spirits of the protagonist, it is almost written on my face that I am awesome. As long as he is a qualified leader, no matter what his interests or plans for man-made spiritual bodies, shouldn't the first element be for the protagonist to pass on this bloodline? For the entire era and the human race. No matter how awesome the protagonist is, a spiritual body can contract countless heroic spirits, but there is always a growth process, and this process is also accompanied by the danger of capsizing in the gutter. And as long as there are more children left and the population base is large enough, for example, ordinary geniuses and innate spiritual bodies may not be able to pile up. A genius contracted with countless powerful heroic spirits to develop alone, and countless powerful heroic spirits contracted with geniuses became stronger together. In a strategic sense, it was clear at a glance which one was more important. We can't wait for the protagonist to die and leave these countless powerful heroic spirits without contracts. It's too outrageous. The protagonist's identity setting feels like he is being treated like a breeder or a pig at the lowest level. The upper limit is as happy as three thousand beauties in the emperor's harem. No matter whether you are strong or not, whether you are willing or not, you will definitely have unlimited children.
To what extent do you think Liu Xuan can improve after experiencing the war in the Nanliang Galaxy? I estimate it will be at the late stage of the guaranteed imperial realm. It is also possible to reach the emperor level. But I think my third possibility is the biggest. That is, after experiencing the baptism of the Nanliang Galaxy War, you can directly reach the level of the Abyss or Silver Wolf.
6 words, foreign but not foreign, earthy but not earthy, ellipsis
I've seen dozens of chapters for now, let's take a look first
In the first ten chapters or so, everyone should be equipped with a walkie-talkie or a headset, holding a mobile phone, it looks so amateurish, the battle situation is urgent, do you still have time to make calls?
It's very nice. Can the author update it faster? (⑅˃◡˂⑅)
Regarding the setting of Lin Liangyu, he also came from three families of artificial gods. His contemporaries (referring to Bai Renyu) and even his younger brothers participated in the plan of the artificial gods and became the so-called artificial gods. In terms of his early character setting, he is not lacking in scheming and strategy. There are even some descriptions that made me I feel that when compared with Bai Renyu, his mind is higher than that of Bai Renyu. Moreover, in such a growing environment, he should not be eager to become stronger, or even willing to be inferior to others. What made him decide not to become an artificial god? What did he think? Is it his own decision? Or is it a decision weighed by the family? On the other hand, if it was his own decision, would the family be willing to do it? If it is because "Yuan" is unable to train so many people because of insufficient blood, then it should be his turn instead of Bai Renhao and Lin Liangquan. Moreover, the status of the three families should be about the same. It makes no sense for the Lin family to be willing to allocate a quota, right?
Nice! Nice! Nice! ! I like it very much, and the other book is also very good!
High level as always, keep up the good work









