What Do You Mean, Summoning Type? Am I Not Calling on the Gods?

The writing is okay, why are there so many bad reviews in the comment area? The narrative is clear and there are no forced hydrological links. Is there any classic campus combination that is not a reason to give a low score? As long as the writing is smooth, you don't care what the setting is? This is much better written than many high-rated Tomato novels. If the plot is not intentionally disgusting, don't leave malicious negative reviews. If you don't like it, just read what you like. The world view is pretty big at the moment, but I thought the rating was too low and I took a bite out of it to prevent this book from happening [laughs]

The actual score is about 2.5. Full marks are because I don't want my review to be deleted. It has a classic betting session, a classic sparring girlfriend, a classic rich second-generation gay friend, and an inexplicable butler. It's confusing. If you like this and can tolerate it, I suggest you watch 150 pictures first.

Readers of twenty-year-old online articles come here uninvited. I give 5 stars in the hope that they can be pinned to the top. The actual rating is 2.8 Stars The author's creativity is very good and eye-catching. He is the only one to use ancient Chinese mythological characters as summoning elements. There were quite a few similar Qidians in the past, but most of the new Qidian authors were overly literary, and it was very tiring to read. The shortcoming of the author is that the control of the plot advancement is too weak. The plot advancement relies entirely on the inexplicable conflicts between the protagonist and the villain. Sometimes some very blunt scenes are deliberately described in order to highlight the villain's personality. As a result, the logic is incoherent, and the plot points are too embarrassing and I don't know what to say. The jokes are mainly based on outdated Internet memes, which are difficult to incorporate into the book. I hope the author can go further

It's so well written that you won't want to read any more. It doesn't feel any better, and if the plug-in is turned on too much, it won't be used. It feels frustrating to watch

It's well written, the storyline is interesting, and the content is engaging. Although the killings in the chapter where the rebels and the law enforcement team were fighting (summoning Ximen Chuixue) were a bit indiscriminate, overall it was pretty good. There was camaraderie between classmates, hard work and comedy. I look forward to the rest of the story.

Saw more than seventy chapters. Super pretty! Not only is it humorous. The rhythm and logic are very good. Appropriate conflicts promote plot development. Especially the development of the male and female protagonists. Not greasy, not scratchy, very refreshing. There are many shortcomings. The first one is that the protagonist upgrades too quickly. This is not good. And whether it's Warcraft meat or ordinary beast meat. The meat in the wild is harder, woody, and fishy. It's impossible to melt in your mouth. The pork we eat now has been artificially raised through many special techniques. Such as inciting. It makes the meat more tender. And herbivore meat is better. Carnivore meat is also unpalatable. The laws of nature cannot be violated here

After reading it, compared to other tomato novels, this book at least has not lost its fighting power. Summoning is equivalent to a plug-in. Use a plug-in when you can't beat him. It gives you a feeling of being temporarily invincible, and you can practice hard at ordinary times. It emphasizes the importance of your own practice, which highlights the layered sense of the protagonist's force. The people inside the tower are submissive, and the people outside the tower are punching hard. The balance of combat power is very good. There is pressure and a guarantee, and I have the desire to watch. The shaping of the world view is also more three-dimensional. Class conflicts are irreconcilable. While it is thought-provoking, it also provides nutrients for the protagonist's mental growth. The fairy moss that the Tower Army is desperately looking for is just a spiritual "drink" for adults, which makes the phrase "all for the tower" extremely ironic, which provides sufficient reasons for the protagonist to switch camps. From surviving to becoming stronger and improving status to fighting for something, the main plot of the content is complete. With values, people come alive. The supporting characters also have their own characteristics, some are funny, some are lone wolves, some are in a group, and there is no facial expression. At least a few characters can be remembered after watching it. After reading the latest chapter, it is estimated that the content of the world outside the tower will soon be over. As long as the combat power does not collapse and maintains this level, I personally think it is a very good book. Come on, author! [Praise]

Before I knew it, I finished the chase. Full marks for the storyline. But I've always had the feeling that the male protagonist's pig's feet are too powerful. In fact, I am thinking about what if the male protagonist reaches a higher level or meets a strong person at a high level. Will the male protagonist be killed directly in the tower? After all, order is for people at the bottom, so killing people in the tower is still okay.

Highly recommended, the story is quite novel, the rhythm is well controlled, not procrastinating, and a little boring, but the overall content structure is still good. 6.7 Points is a bit low, it should be around 8.5 Points. This is a good book to recommend when you have no books to read.

Absolute full marks. The plot is really good. This is a novel that I have been following for so long and I feel it is quite good. The plot is fascinating and uses some characters and accidents from Chinese mythology. The plot is very compact. I really recommend it. Highly recommend!