Apocalypse: The Invincible Summoning System

The author is so handsome, I love him so much [adoration][adoration][adoration] The readers are all so handsome, I love them so much [send my heart][send my heart][send my heart]

That's great＼(^▽^)／! The male protagonist is decisive in killing and is not safe without a female protagonist.

It's quite good. I prefer to read it. There's no big problem. It's all about the ideas I want to read. The one I'm currently watching doesn't have a female protagonist, which is quite enjoyable. I hope I won't get too excited about it in the future. The only thing is that there are too few updates from the author and it's not enough to watch.

It's so cool. I've read several doomsday books, but there's only one that's not as decisive as The Virgin's Killing. This is the second book. All the previous ones were about starting a harem, without any experience as a reborn person. I hope you won't be trained to start a harem. The writing style of this book is also pretty good, and I highly recommend it.

It looks good, and I feel like we can add some more things, such as the alien queen's parasitic ability, Kenpachi's interpretation of the swastika, and the follow-up system can open a store of all worlds. All summoned partners can purchase items from that partner's world in the store! And it's too weak now, so hurry up and start the road against heaven! Hope the follow-up will be more exciting!

Some people think that the most poisonous point of this book is that there is a creature that is evenly matched with the protagonist (the snake in the third level). I think this can be explained - the protagonist is too talented. From reading, we can know that the level of the summoned beast cannot exceed the protagonist (the protagonist was only level 4 in his previous life, and the whole world was divided into level 9 at that time. There should be at least a level 7. The difference in attributes between the protagonist and the Chainsaw Demon at the same level can also be seen). The Chainsaw Demon becomes stronger through fear. He reaches a limit, which is the peak of the protagonist's level, and can no longer become stronger. The protagonist has poor talent, so if he wants to advance, he needs to kill more creatures (exclusively for the host), which requires more time, which narrows the distance between him and other creatures. As for some people saying that the author didn't change from earth attribute to thunder attribute? A change in attributes does not mean a change in talent, the body is still the same body. Just post my opinions and other poisonous points in the comment area. I'll try to explain it. If I can't explain it, let's scold the author together (funny)

I really like this book. The author's writing is so appetizing.

This novel has been updated with more than one hundred chapters. So far it can be considered a good refreshing article in Tomato. First of all, a reminder for readers who haven't read it. The protagonist was a little girl in his previous life, but when he awakened his powers, he was already two levels lower than the others. There is no intelligence gap and little contact with the protagonist of the information. In short, the previous life is just a background for transition.

If you can see what I'm saying, can you have a BT session next time? [Laughing]

The writing of this is okay, there are some mistakes, but I didn't read it for long before I found something wrong, because it is only in the early stage. It is not weak, won't it be like invincible in the later stage? I have never heard of pig's trotters in the late stage, so why is the famous late stage so weak in the early stage? Plus, after killing the pig's trotters that are called tyrants in the later stage, the ants and pig trotters encountered are unable to cope with it. Then doesn't the early stage tyrant in the late stage called tyrants die directly? And how can those who are strong in the early stage not be famous in the later stage? If they are so strong, if there is an opponent they can't beat, wouldn't all human beings die immediately? There is also the summoning system, which requires fewer summoning points, because when killing the enemy, the summoning points gained have to be pushed back, and the strongest ones are at the seventh level. So what about the Eight Precepts and the Nine Precepts? Maybe I only read a little bit of the first seven pages, but maybe I didn't read the later ones. Maybe the system may be upgraded, but I have to prove that the author's writing is quite enjoyable.