A Necromancer Summoning Rule-Bending Horrors? What Is This?

The writing is excellent, the plot is well-structured, and the characters are well-developed. (Why is joining a group so complicated? School only gives us a day and a half off, and they want me to make up for two days of volunteer service. If I don't participate, they won't give me a certificate. Do I even have time to make up for it???

I don't usually write reviews, but this book's 6.6 Rating was too low, so I couldn't resist. Some reviews mentioned that the book underwent major revisions and was much worse before. However, I haven't seen the original version, and based on the current plot, the rating shouldn't be this low. It's not exactly a rare gem, but it's still a pretty good, enjoyable read.

I don't know how many books I've read on Tomato or how much time I've spent, but I have hundreds of books on my bookshelf, and only about twenty or thirty of them can be considered my favorites. This book is a rare one that won me over in just twenty chapters. It's a masterpiece that deserves five stars even if you ignore the fact that it's free! I hope the author will keep writing!

Chapter 5 reveals the protagonist's system cheat and he's captured and dissected. What follows is the protagonist's fantasy as he nears death. 🙂

It might be a little slow at the beginning, but it gets better later on. Actually, having a large number of unseen entities isn't necessarily a good thing. I think focusing on quality is better than focusing on quantity to achieve a qualitative change, because the improvement of a single entity is easier to notice than an increase in the number of entities.

Although the plot was a bit complicated for me, it was alright. Another comment mentioned that the male protagonist's summoned creatures were disobedient, and the author has already changed it. Although I haven't seen the version before the change, it's definitely much better than it is now.

The idea is good, and the writing is decent, just the typical beginner-friendly story type. I'll give it 4 stars as encouragement.

I think it's pretty good. After all, it's a Tomato Award winner, so we can't expect too much. Don't judge a light novel like this from the perspective of reading other novels. While the protagonist is overpowered, he's decisive and ruthless. There's no female lead, and he's not a saint, so it's already quite good.

This is a fantastic book. The bizarre power of the rules is almost like a cheat code (not an overwhelming one, but defined by levels). The wishing ghosts in the story have a price to pay for their wishes, and the protagonist is practically invincible, even able to escape unscathed from superior races (boss-level demons).

It's really good! This is the only novel I've been following every day so far. Just look at my 10,000+ hours of reading time to know how much I'm suffering from a reading slump. I hope the author can finish it all at once so I can binge-read to my heart's content! [Learned][Learned][Learned]