
I Can Summon Villains from All the Heavens
我能召唤诸天反派
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 560k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Other names
- Chief of the Azure Dragon Society: My People Are Everywhere青龙会首:外面全是我的人Alternate title on Fanqie
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See allBehind-the-Scenes Stories About Building a Power Base, Where the Protagonist Doesn't Always Take Center Stage
A System Summons Characters to Build a Faction: No Empire-Building, Harem, or Clichés
No contrived melodrama, no harem, and the protagonist should have at least a little common sense.
Looking for Stories Where the Protagonist Summons Subordinates Who Are Unmatched in Both Numbers and Quality
Are there any System novels where the protagonist summons countless invincible subordinates?
System Stories About Drawing Characters and Summoning Them
The characters from the Super series take on different roles and fight a great war in this world.
The Protagonist Builds a Sect and Summons Powerful Allies, but Doesn't Fight Personally
Looking for books like Summoning Two God-Transformation Realm Guardians to Build an Immortal Power.
Summoned Characters + Behind the Scenes + Building a Faction + Masked Identity, No Do-Gooders
The Main Character Is Weak, but Their Underlings Are Strong
Looking for Summoning Novels: Summon Anime Characters, Novel Characters, and Historical Figures
Please recommend summoning novels that summon characters from anime, novels, or history.
The Protagonist Transmigrates, Builds a Power Base, Controls Everything from Behind the Scenes, and Is Unbeatable
The protagonist transmigrates, builds a faction, and controls everything from behind the scenes. Even when killing enemies, he attacks remotely without showing himself. Remember, he must be truly invincible and truly in control behind the scenes.
Looking for a Summoning Novel Where the Protagonist Builds a Faction Instead of Doing Everything Themself
The protagonist should stay behind the scenes, like a cult leader or emperor, while developing his territory and conquering the universe through his subordinates. He should not do everything himself. That has no gravitas. Something like Lord Zhou and Xuanming.
Stories About Summoning, Summoning, Summoning, and the Like
I don't have many books, just five so far. Feel free to add more.
Looking for a Novel Where the Protagonist Refines Corpse Puppets and Follows the Ghostly Path: One Thought Brings Yin Winds and Legions of Ghosts
The protagonist has a weapon like a soul-summoning banner or a flute, and can control any evil spirit, zombie, or ghost.
Summoning Wuxia Legends: Ye Gucheng, Ximen Chuixue, Xie Xiaofeng, and Yan Shisan
Lots of High-Quality, Invincible Fantasy Summoning Stories, No Imperial Court Politics
Summoning Anime Characters and Building a Faction
Any Summoning Stories Where the Protagonist Summons a Beautiful Woman Right at the Start?
Are there any series where the protagonist starts out summoning beautiful women, and they eventually become his wives? Guys, I'm counting on you.
Stories Where the Protagonist Builds Up Their Own Power From Childhood, Including a Shadow Guard
Summoning Martial Arts Heroes to Build a Faction
Stories where the protagonist summons characters from movies and novels to build a faction.
Conquest, System, Summoning, and Emperors: All Hail, Your Majesties!
Feel free to recommend novels of this kind that you like or are currently reading, and authors are welcome to join in too!
Novels About Summoning Wuxia, Fantasy, or Mythological Figures, but Not Becoming Emperor
Looking for books similar to From the Start, I Summoned Ximen Chuixue, So I Decided to Stay Behind the Scenes. Something like The Massacre System, but without an emperor.
Novels Where the Protagonist Can Summon Characters and Develop in Secret, No Emperors
Summoning System and Powerhouses from Across the Heavens, but No Historical Fiction
Nothing historical, please. No Three Kingdoms, Journey to the West, Qin, Han, Tang, or Ming stories. I don't like them (I really hate it when history isn't respected).
Behind-the-Scenes Stories Where the Protagonist Always Stays in the Shadows
Looking for books similar to I Created the Monster Sequence! The protagonist should stay behind the scenes, waiting for others to go through countless hardships before finally reaching him. He has a powerful faction, is invincible, and stands above all things, looking down on the masses without involving himself in the mortal world.
Wuxia, Building a Faction, Darker Tone, With a System
Wuxia, building a faction, somewhat dark, with a System
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Summoning the Masses: I Raise Players into Interstellar War Gods
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Clan: Summoning the Great Emperor Li Shizun from the Start
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The character and scene descriptions are very well written; the plot is good up to the first 20 pages. I wonder how it goes later. Why doesn't Grandmaster Yan Kuangtu have any advantage against Grandmasters? It looks a bit messy.
I'm currently experiencing a reading slump, so this is still a decent source of reading material.
The person who summoned them was different; they were rather sinister.
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