Heroic Spirit Summoning: Why Am I Always Saving the World?

I feel the author likely drew inspiration from a book I read before, but the writing style is quite different. The beginning felt a bit too fast-paced, or perhaps too flat. Five stars for encouragement, hoping for even better results.

Summoning Heroes: Why Am I Always Saving the World? This kind of simulated world-saving genre by Tianyu Zhichen is quite appealing to me. The current storylines are well-written, blending the theme of saving the world with the protagonist's exhilarating experience quite well. I just wonder how the plot will unfold after the storylines end. I wonder if the focus will shift to the individual storylines or if there will be connections to the real world. Anyway, five stars for the new book!

It's a good book, but the power levels are portrayed strangely. The destructive power and life force at specific levels are vastly different. For example, the mythical level, in other novels with 15 levels, is equivalent to the late-game level 13, a state of merging with the Dao and becoming one with the Heavenly Dao (another breakthrough method is essentially a free unit). However, I understand that this book focuses on plot, so high demands aren't placed on the power levels.

I just finished reading the first simulation, a long one (about 50 chapters). There weren't any major problems, and it had some exciting moments. As long as things don't go terribly wrong in the real world, it'll be a good novel. It seems the author still has a plan, so I don't think they'll produce anything bad... Right?

I personally prefer these short stories (currently up to Su Feng). There isn't much plot dragging; it's basically about development, understanding the current situation, and finding a way out. The plot is quite tight, but I personally feel the sense of despair isn't strong.

Okay, this idea alone deserves five stars! Huang Tian Dao Zu, you're amazing!

I absolutely love this kind of morally upright, world-saving novel! Five stars!

The author saw this on Zhiyi. I started reading it before the hiatus, and this novel is truly one in a hundred. The plot can be divided into two parts: (1) outside the simulator and (2) inside the simulator. Currently, the plot within the simulator is full of twists and turns. It depicts a catastrophe destined for the entire world.

It's well written; the simulated character takes a path that no one else has taken before.

It's so incredibly beautiful, but there are just too few of them; they're still just little seedlings 🥺🥺