
What Do You Mean, Summoning Type? Am I Not Calling on the Gods?
什么召唤系,我不是在请神吗?
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- Completed
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- 1.5M Words
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- Urban
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- Urban High Martial Arts
- Updated
- 6mo ago
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The actual rating is around 2.5. I gave it a perfect score to avoid having my comment deleted. It features classic betting elements, a girlfriend who's just a sparring partner, a rich second-generation best friend, and a random butler—it's all quite confusing. If you like this kind of thing and can tolerate it, I suggest watching the first 150 episodes first.
The writing is alright, why are there so many negative reviews? The narrative is clear, and there aren't any forced filler parts. And the "classic campus couple" thing isn't a reason for a low score. As long as the writing is smooth, who cares about the setting? This is much better written than many of Tomato's highly-rated novels.
A 20-year veteran online novel reader, I'm giving it 5 stars hoping it will be pinned to the top; my actual rating is 2.8 Stars. The author's concept is excellent and refreshing. Using ancient Chinese mythological figures as a summoning system is unique; there have been many similar examples on Qidian before.
It's well-written, but it makes you want to stop reading. There are no exciting moments, the plot twists are overly powerful but poorly executed. It's frustrating to read.
It's well-written, with an interesting plot and engaging content. Although the killing in the chapter where the resistance fighters clashed with the law enforcement (summoning Ximen Chuixue) was somewhat indiscriminate, overall it's quite good, featuring friendship, hard work, and humor. I look forward to the rest of the story.
I've read over seventy chapters. It's super good! Not only is it humorous and funny, but the pacing and logic are also excellent. Appropriate conflicts drive the plot forward, especially the development of the male and female leads. It's not greasy or drawn-out; it's very refreshing. There are also many shortcomings. First, the protagonist levels up too quickly, which isn't good.
I finished watching it without even realizing it. The plot was perfect. But I kept getting the feeling that the male lead's power was too strong. Actually, I was wondering, what if the male lead reached a higher level or encountered a powerful figure? Would he be eliminated right there in the tower? After all, the order is meant for those at the bottom; killing someone inside the tower is certainly possible.
Having finished reading it, compared to other Tomato novels, this book at least maintains a consistent power level. The summoning system acts like a cheat code; using it when you're outmatched provides a brief period of invincibility, which is satisfying.
Highly recommended. The story is quite original, the pacing is excellent and not drawn out, though it's slightly bland at times. Overall, the content structure is quite good. 6.7 Is a bit low; it should be around 8.5. A good recommendation when you're looking for something to read.
Absolutely perfect! The plot is truly excellent. This is the best novel I've followed for so long. The story is captivating and incorporates characters and events from Chinese mythology. The plot is very tight, and I highly recommend it!