Spirit Summoning on Blue Star: Summoning Emperor Yan Shennong from the Start

Come on, author! When we read your book, we want to see the battle, not the emotional drama. If we want to see the emotional drama, we will read it in a special book.

The affirmation from me is that the three views are correct. It's so hard to find him inside the tomato. It is a true three-dimensional righteousness, not the kind of protagonist with one good and one evil. Also, the word count is a bit low, but it's pretty good in Tomato.

Five stars are given to encourage the author. The setting is innovative among similar Heroic Spirit Summoning novels. However, readers are already hard enough in their daily lives, and they don't want to suffer poverty again in the novel. More than half of the novel is already written, and the protagonist has not yet finished his first meal, so the score of this novel will be low.

The plot is okay, but what I want to see more is the scene where the Chinese heroes turn the tide [Learned]

I've seen too many conflicts between different countries. It's quite interesting how the Blue Star family fights against foreign enemies.

I was almost finished reading, and suddenly I had an idea. Why did the protagonist choose to talk about the classification of the Chinese system after knowing the system? It's Dynasty - Myth - Novel. The classification of the novel may be a bit complicated, but it feels normal. It's fine if you don't sell it for free. Moreover, this information is not very useful for creating spirits, but it may be meaningful to find teammates and bonds, and it can also improve the overall strength.

It's good-looking, the supporting characters are all relatively solid, and there's no brainless and vicious villain.

The writing style is a bit verbose, but I like the plot

Not bad, keep up the good work

It's pretty good. It looks good. There's no big problem with the relationship between the characters.