Summoning: Zhang Liao and 800 Xiaoyao Guards from the Start
召唤：开局张辽和八百逍遥卫
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 245k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Looking for a Cool Fictional Historical Novel About the Protagonist's Time Travel
Ideally, something like "The Carefree Little Scholar" or "The Best House Husband". The protagonist brings modern knowledge to the past and plays the pig to eat the tiger. He just wants to take it easy and coast through life, but the times won't let him.
The Dynasty Is the Strongest, and the Protagonist Just Needs to Take a New Consort Every Day and Enjoy Himself
Looking for books similar to "The Court Is Full of Loyal Officials, Is It Really Too Much to Want Immortality?"
The Unfavored Prince Was Sent to His Fief, Where He Built His Power and Shocked the World
Transmigrates as a Prince of a Dynasty and Starts Summoning from Childhood, Building His Power by the Time He Grows Up
He transmigrates as a prince of a dynasty and starts summoning from a young age. By the time he grows up, he has built up his power and becomes emperor.
The Protagonist Leads a Faction and Has Tons of Underlings. No Getting Personally Involved!!
No matter whether it's about a ruler building an empire or a court official serving the throne, stories in this genre are always disappointing. The protagonist always handles everything personally and steamrolls everyone. What the hell do I need subordinates for, to sit around doing nothing? Don't they scheme against each other or want to rise up? You do everything yourself?
What’s the Novel Where All Nine Crown Princes Die in Battle and the Princess’s Consort Is a Reincarnated War God?
Dynasties, Imperial Dynasties, Emperor Dynasties, Heavenly Dynasties, Immortal Courts, Sacred Courts, Heavenly Courts, and More
A Prince Protagonist: No Cold Palace, No Idiots, Just a Normal Struggle for the Throne
Even if the emperor doesn’t favor the protagonist above everyone else, he shouldn’t neglect him compared with the other princes. In the end, the protagonist wins the throne and conquers the realm.
An Unfavored, Useless Prince Is Granted a Marriage
A prince who transmigrates and is reborn, then gets betrothed
Any Stories About a Useless Prince Who Secretly Commands Countless Powerful Forces?
A Summoning Novel Where the Protagonist Builds a Dynasty and Conquers the Realm, Without Being a Doormat
I don't mind whether there's a female lead or not.
Summoning Martial Arts Characters and Building a Faction
The protagonist can summon wuxia characters and build a faction. It features characters from Jin Yong, Gu Long, Pili, and Wen Rui'an.
Alternate History, Princes Vying for the Empire, and Political Scheming
Looking for Stories About Summoning Chinese Heroes Who Retain Their Memories and Are Absolutely Loyal
Looking for Summoning Novels: Summon Anime Characters, Novel Characters, and Historical Figures
Please recommend summoning novels that summon characters from anime, novels, or history.
Please! Novels About a Good-for-Nothing Prince Building His Power or Developing His Fief
Looking for books similar to Nine Sons Fight for the Throne: The Useless Prince Is Actually an Unrivaled Dragon (Nine Sons Fight for the Throne). Fellow bookworms welcome! Add books and bring on the recommendations!
A Prince Summons Characters
Stories where the protagonist transmigrates to a fantasy world, can summon characters and build a faction, and is really good at keeping a low profile.
Reader comments 13
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It's a refreshing feeling. The summoning text is a breath of fresh air. I finally see some brains and logic. Especially the limitation of the number of people is better. Unlike some summoning texts that summon a lot of heroes, it makes it more difficult to unify the world. Update soon! Did someone change the writing later? The style is different. The previous one feels like there is nothing left out, but killing a demon saint Jiji Wai Wai Wai Wai revealed his trump card. It is clear that Yu Longxiang, the great master, can follow her all the way.
It's not like other novels where there are so many summonses that you can't tell them apart, just like a running account. The key point is that this novel has the same feeling as when I read Sword Master. The thinking is clear and logical. There are not so many messy things, and there are no poisonous points such as women appearing at every turn, or servants and ministers making things difficult. It's well written. There's no collapse in combat power, no mindless summons, and no mindless yelling. Why didn't the author write anymore?
It's not bad. I have one thing to say. The ideas are good. It's not a lousy article that has no brainers. The writing is not bad either. The realm is a bit messy. However, it was mentioned again and again later. I have read Chapter 61 so far. It's not bad and I can read it.
First, first, the author should hurry up. Now this few words are gone after just reading for a while. The feeling of interruption in the middle is too uncomfortable. Many books are read and forgotten.
It feels different from other summoning articles, which is quite good.
Okay, the content is very good
The writing is good, but the pace is a bit slow. Another point is that there is a bit of ink when choosing the civil servants and generals. Finally, I would like to ask the author if there is a female protagonist.
It's pretty good, and there's no rush to develop step by step. Build walls high, accumulate grain widely, and become king slowly.
Quick, quick, quick, quick, quick, update, nice, fun!
It's pretty good for now, but it's a little lacking.