My Spell Power Doubles with Every Level, and You Call This Summoning?

If you won't give me five stars, it's perfectly reasonable for me to give myself one, right?

Update soon, it's well-written, and if it can maintain this level of quality, the book should be quite successful.

I've been burned by 5-star reviews countless times, so I've developed a good habit: no matter how awful or terrible the book is, I'll still give it 5 stars. As a seasoned bookworm, I may be immune to all bad reading, but I can't keep suffering alone. With you, with me, with everyone. Let's drink to that together!

Good book, features a female protagonist, whose strongest talent he claims to be hidden, yet he casually encounters a girl who reveals his basic information, such as not being a mage, having a B-level talent, yet being able to use a flying skill that even a second-class mage might not be able to use.

I have no conscience, I feel no pain, I'll swindle whoever I can. 🙂🙂🙂🙂

The plot itself is good, but it gets bogged down in filler in the middle, with narration and shocking scenes, and multiple shocking moments in turn. A heads-up: skip those parts; it's definitely filler mixed with filler.

Aside from a few indecisive moments, it's alright. I'll give it five stars to show my support. I hope the main character can be written better later on, decisive when necessary, and avoid dragging things out, otherwise it's frustrating to watch. He should be able to be satisfying when he needs to be, and low-key when appropriate.

Writing more is still too little. Author, keep up the good work! I'll give you all the free gifts! The author writes very well, but I feel something is slightly off. I always feel the protagonist is a bit weak, or even lacks a clear level of strength. As for summoned beasts, I feel they're not very strong and easy to obtain.

The male protagonist has already taken off. However, taking off might be difficult. The Bai family has already decided to kill him and has already taken action. Can the male protagonist survive this ordeal? I hope he can be invincible and crush everyone. Only then can the power of the Heavenly Contract be truly demonstrated.

It's a good read. The plot isn't mindless, the characters aren't stupid and have distinct personalities, the protagonist is strong but not brainless, and the world-building isn't too inconsistent. I've read over 200 chapters so far, and overall it's pretty good. Keep up the good work, author! I'm rooting for you!