Su Qin transmigrates to a world teeming with monsters, where people awaken all kinds of professions at the age of eighteen and fight against monsters.
Su Qin awakens the Summoner profession and, from the start, obtains his bonded spirit: Nyx, the Daughter of Chaos and Goddess of Night. From then on, he embarks on an invincible path.
Su Qin: "Summoning!"
He summons the Five Great Elements and fuses them into a Five Elements Spirit King, controlling yin and yang and the five elements, **everything.
He summons Uesugi Erii, who evolves into a Dragon King, whose Word Spirit, Judgment, annihilates all living beings.
He summons the Second Herrscher, Sirin, whose powers run wild and can destroy the world.
Su Qin: "Huh? Wait! You over there, are you telling me you're the Goddess of Night? Nyx, someone's impersonating you. Beat him up!"
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There is always a fat best friend next to the serious protagonist, I don't know why
I think the protagonist is a bit naive. He was assassinated and didn't think of finding the mastermind behind it. He just pretended it never happened. It's a bit poisonous.
The subject matter is good, but unfortunately it's too depressing and the protagonist is too weak.
I'll come and see the boss lady when I take her in. I'll keep her for now.
No fat gay friend would be embarrassed to say that he is the protagonist, right?
Commentary on Chapter 6 of Big Purchasing in "Summoner: My Birth Spirit is Nyx" written by The End of Mountains and Seas.
Why hasn't the author updated?
I almost didn't find it after changing the cover.
Are you still here to play with me?
Update soon, I'll give you the flowers