Online Game: I Lie Flat Thanks to My Summons
网游：我靠召唤物躺平了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Gaming & Sports
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Other names
- The Lie Flat Playstyle: My Summons Broke the Server躺平流，我的召唤物刷爆服务器Former title · until Oct 2026
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Constitution is mainly responsible for increasing blood and defense. There is a special explanation in it. In addition to spirit, each attribute bonus has a high or low coefficient. There are indeed some minor problems with attributes, but the original intention is not to make the numerical panel too complicated. The author who has failed mathematics has already set up the table formulas to directly pull out the attributes of each level. Don't complain, I have tried my best.
I read several beast-controlling articles in a row about summoning beasts/conquering beasts and turning them into beautiful women, and I was basically swallowed by the river crab beast. This is a pretty good story, it doesn't have any fancy stuff, and I like the characters and plot very much. It truly lives up to its name, especially the Queen Bee and the Wolf King. There are more and more lower-level summoned beasts, and each summoned beast is getting stronger and stronger. Each summoned beast is a big boss. I'm really looking forward to that big turtle, it's so awesome. There are also sub-professional summoned beasts. In short, there is a lot to look forward to, author, come on.
In fact, overall it's pretty good. It doesn't overwhelm the protagonist, and the story is also very interesting. The plot of the story is very compact. It's just that there are many flaws in the data. It's like this in the front, but it's like that in the back, and so on. The author probably didn't pay much attention to the data, which led to the low rating. I think some of the reviews were dissuaded by the data. After optimizing the data of the entire book, a score of 8.5 Should not be a big problem. There are some data that the authors take for granted. In the eyes of many readers, deviations occur because of some games or novels or because their own cognition is out of sync with the author's! Readers find it poisonous. The author might as well explain your thoughts on data or the data models you draw from before. Or make explanations and remarks where ambiguity is likely to arise.
It looks really good, I recommend it, but it ends too hastily.
It's nice to read, and the article is refreshing and comfortable to read.
I don't care much about data, so I think it's okay. It's just a pity that the protagonist is considered invincible. When you encounter a villain who is deliberately disgusting, you can kill him in seconds, so you can talk nonsense with him.
So far, it's okay. I can ignore it. It's slightly toxic. It's pretty good. I'm a 20-year-old bookworm.
Not bad. The pace is a bit fast later. Not bad.
After writing so many online game articles, I finally have one about Summoner.
There are no bad points, except that the protagonist doesn't wear any equipment.