Peng Dali transmigrates into the body of the young master of Blackwind Stronghold.
His father has just died, and the stronghold is on the verge of falling apart. More than a hundred brothers are starving, their bellies nearly touching their backs, and their weapons are so rusty they can barely chop firewood. The government soldiers at the foot of the mountain are sharpening their blades, while Zhao Scarface of neighboring Erlong Mountain has issued an ultimatum: surrender within three days, or Blackwind Stronghold will be flattened.
Just as everything is about to go to hell, a ding sounds in his mind: the Great Bandit Summoning System has bound itself to him!
One spin of the wheel brings him Wang Dachui, a peak first-realm fighter with nothing but muscle for brains, and Ma Laoliu, a second-realm, fifth-stage quick-draw expert with terrible gambling manners who steals his brothers' silver to win back the money he lost.
Peng Dali's face turns green. "What the hell kind of people am I drawing?"
Another spin brings Shi Meng! A second-realm, eighth-stage tough guy with iron-trained muscles, he wields a 120-jin iron spear and is a match for ten thousand men on the battlefield. The trouble is, when he gets drunk, he loves to brag and can keep at it from dusk till dawn.
Fine. At least he can fight.
Another spin brings Mole, a master at picking locks and slipping through doors, who controls all the news within a hundred li. Another brings the Black-Hearted Doctor, who uses poison instead of a knife and kills or saves depending on his mood...
Looking at his ragtag bunch of misfits, Peng Dali grins. Ruthless, rowdy, and reckless: now that's a proper band of bandits.
Peng Dali sits with his legs crossed in the Hall of Brotherhood. "Conquering the world? Too much trouble. I'm happy being a local kingpin nobody dares to mess with."
It's a good copycat bandit story. It has a good look and feel, but the author is a bit slow in updating. He has added more lottery items and detailed introductions to the skills of summoning characters. Come on, author!
It's okay, but it doesn't look smooth. I'd like to give it 5 stars to encourage you.
Maximum 4 stars. I hope the author can read and check the article himself.
It's very interesting. Don't stop updating.
It's really great, I like it very much
This book is okay, I didn't get heart-burning after reading it
Summoning characters is fun
Not bad, not bad, I was fascinated by it as soon as I saw it
The characters in it are all distinct, rather than just summoned tool men. Each character has his or her own story, and the protagonist is not a one-man show.
Well written, please update more often