In just three years, 90% of Longguo’s territory has been occupied!
If they lose their last remaining territory, the people of Longguo will be left at the mercy of others, slaughtered by the eerie forces!
Taking advantage of the crisis, Sakura Country launches a challenge against Longguo: the Midnight Ringing instance!
As panic grips the people,
everyone places their hopes in the chosen male lead!
If he clears the instance, he can reclaim Longguo’s national fortune and deal Sakura Country a devastating blow!
Before entering the instance, the male lead successfully awakens a God-Tier Summoning System!
With everyone watching, his moves leave them utterly baffled!
Even the founding master of scoundrels would raise a glass to him!
“Wait... who’s that burly guy in the red face and green robe? Why does he look like Lord Guan?”
“Hold on, he just took Sadako away? No way!”
“Sadako was this beautiful all along?”
“Traitor! You’re the female ghost in our country’s instance, and you ran off with a Longguo player?”
The male lead: “Miss Sadako, come with me. I’ll protect you.”
“You did nothing wrong! The whole world is to blame!”
Hey, after reading it, I still feel that it's almost boring😅. It's not that if it's not well written, it's okay, but it's hard to get to 9.0. I have a few points to complain about. The first one is that he has a pig-footed personality, which is a bit dull, and he also procrastinates on people and things. When he sees his childhood, not to mention skinning and cramping, at least he must kill him. Look, not a single person died during the whole process. Even if you leave it to Sadako or delay time, there is absolutely no need. The pig's feet are related to the second master's presence! I don't understand, but I'm not black. The second point is that when the villain comes to provoke him, the pig's trotter summons Master Guan, and then he just beats him a few times and it's over? You must know that provocation is a small thing! What is the concept? Do you understand it? You actually typed it a few times and then ignored it. There is also the second paragraph. The villain calls the villain over, but he is still in the mood to chat with them, and he is still waiting for the villain to activate his skills. Where is the pig's foot? Is it turn-based? Shouldn't we summon Mr. Guan immediately to protect us? The third point is that regarding summoning, it is actually not very good to write the system this way. If the characters summoned by the system were soul or possessed, would it be more interesting and interesting? You taste it carefully.