Chu Feng transmigrates to a wasteland world and becomes a 17-year-old high school student. Everyone can awaken a profession and grow stronger.
But Chu Feng awakens the Cannon Fodder Summoner profession, and thinks he is finished.
Then his two soul talents, [Infinite Summoning] and [Legacy Plunder], activate.
Chu Feng is overjoyed. Can he grow stronger by continually summoning creatures, sacrificing them, and claiming their legacies?
Beginning as a seventeen-year-old high school student, he sets out on the path to strength. Years later, everyone thinks he is the very definition of overwhelming opponents with sheer numbers.
But when the great demon from the underground caves ambushes Chu Feng, it discovers that his greatest strength is not his army of summons, but himself…
I feel like the author may not quite understand what wasteland is. There is also the ability to inherit the attributes of dead summons and the ability to summon infinitely. Why not brush the attributes? From start to finish, is it academic? Please name your book Wasteland!
The whole battle is handled by a large number of infinitely summoned summoned beasts. The talent of the second sacrificial summoned beast has no sense of existence at all. You can see it if you insist on it, but when you see the poisonous spot, you will immediately persuade it to retreat.
And because women caused bloody dramas, troubles continued
Which profession of the protagonist is the worst and consumes a lot of resources? Summoned beasts are disposable consumables that do not need to be cultivated or equipped, or does the summoner need to be equipped with a full set of Kaiji armor like a mage warrior?
Another bloody plot involving a beautiful woman. I have read so many books like this.
Luo Liba wrote several chapters of a matter that could be explained in a few sentences, but couldn't stand it anymore and gave up.
I, Shen Nong, have tasted hundreds of herbs and have not fallen down. I am poisoned to death by this book. I will not accept it.
Okay, super pretty!!
Read the entire book on December 4, 2023
You can't read this book with your brain in mind. It feels like hard work.