You Promised Me a Quiet Life in Marvel, So Why Did You Summon That?

Advantages: The plot is relatively detailed; the summoned characters do not interfere too much with the original owner's behavior, but still exert the theoretical power of the summoned characters; the original personalities of the summoned characters are not changed too much, and the interaction between them produces a good chemical reaction.

It's pretty good. I guess the low rating is because the Tom and Jerry fan club came in and didn't get to see Tom and Jerry's daily house-destroying antics. But that's good, otherwise, with Aqua's unreliability, King Arthur's huge appetite, Detective Pikachu's weakness, and Might Guy's crippling condition, plus a house-destroying team, the protagonist really wouldn't be able to handle it.

Great! It didn't start by forming close friendships with any heroes; it was a very ordinary beginning, which was very enjoyable to watch.

The protagonist has a good personality, a normal, ordinary person with sound values, and most likely hasn't entered the workforce yet, lacking the coldness of those already in the workforce. After all, many Marvel protagonists are at most someone who doesn't abstain from beef, or are extremely abstract. The emotional descriptions are also quite delicate.

I've read over 200 chapters, which is pretty good. Well, the beginning had Tom and Jerry, and lots of fun, but what happened to Tom and Jerry later on? Where did all the other characters go? It just kept repeating the original plot; you might as well have just watched a Marvel movie. What we want is to make up for what we missed! 🤦

It's a Marvel summoning story, the plot isn't too awkward, and it's pretty good overall. There aren't any characters who can instantly kill everything. Maybe I can add Thor from "100,000 Cold Jokes" (for the glory of the Northern God (●'◡'●)). These few pictures are a bit weak. These people from the Celestial Palace only need two pictures at most, but...

Wow, this plot is amazing! It's almost identical to the original work, and the main character is just slacking off behind the scenes—we haven't seen her for over ten chapters!

Okay, I'll give it four stars, just in case it doesn't count. Author, I'm so glad to see such a wonderful book. After all, this kind of subject matter is relatively rare, so I'm constantly urging the author to keep updating. I hope the author can continue writing.

It's quite good. The protagonist can summon characters from novels, comics, movies, and TV series, and randomly obtain any skill from them. The novel's style is more slice-of-life, and the protagonist just wants to live a peaceful and stable life.

Where there are cats and mice, there's my five-star review. Regardless of the writing quality, I'll support this theme first—it's my childhood memory!