High Martial: This Summoner Is a Little Too Overpowered

[High Martial Arts, Summoning, Custom-Made Weapons, National Fate, Battles, Passion, Ensemble Cast, Supremacy] Xu Ming overdid it while warming the empress's bed and unexpectedly transmigrated to the Lingwu Continent, where he became a summoner. Here, summoners can call forth any figure from the long river of Chinese history to fight. For example, Bai Qi, the God of Tunnels; Cao Mengde, who only loves other men's wives; Li Bai, the Green Lotus Sword Immortal; and Huo Qubing, who rode to Langjuxu Mountain... This is an age of dazzling heroes. Two and a half days after Xu Ming transmigrated, the Guardian-Maker System finally activated, allowing him to create his own guardians. The guardians he makes aren't necessarily the strongest, but the strongest guardians are always custom-made. From Matchstick Man No. 1 to the Armored Kid, the guardians he creates become more and more ridiculously powerful. He can form a nuclear bomb with one hand, spiral into the sky with both, forge iron by headbutting a mountain, and catch turtles by striding across the sea... In the first 10v10 National Fate battle against the Japanese dogs, he fought alongside his guardians, taking on four opponents alone and wiping out the entire Japanese force. From then on, Ming Shen's name spread across China and Japan. In China, no one sees Ming Shen without offering him a cigarette. In Japan, no one talks about Ming Shen without cursing. “Damn it, is there no one in the Temple of the Gods who can do something about him? Why does every one of his guardians get more absurdly powerful than the last!” The Temple of the Gods: “Waaah, there's nothing we can do.”