Monster Summoner

It's not fun enough. Instead of buying an egg for a minion in the early stage, it's better to buy a dragon lizard for 1,000 yuan to clean up the monsters and bandits nearby and on the sea. After the snowball develops, there will be as many minion as you need. It will take a whole winter to farm the land. It's such a waste of time.

It's a pretty good summoning lord story. It changes the summoning system from the common hero invincibility, riding and slashing, and historical generals to monsters in Genshin Impact. The writing is passable and the plot is acceptable. What I'm more worried about is that the summons are too cheap. A commander-level monster only costs 1,000 gold coins, and a baron can get five A thousand gold coins are used as a ransom, but only one viscount is available for each high knight who targets commander-level monsters, which means that the value of the summoned objects is much higher than the price of the summons, and the summoned objects do not need to eat or drink, and there is no limit on the quantity. Basically, just summoning one can quickly accumulate a bunch of monsters of the same level, and then snowball infinitely. Therefore, I personally suggest that there be restrictions on more advanced summons, at least the quantity, otherwise the plot will probably end very quickly. And now that summoned objects have replaced the army, the people under the male protagonist are basically useless except for farming and flattering. I don't quite understand the male protagonist's idea of ​​​​always wanting to farm and raise an army. Isn't it a good idea to directly summon monsters if you have the money? All in all, if you like Genshin Impact and farming, this book is worth reading. The logic of the writing is a bit strange. Not like, AI, but like this, sentence by sentence. There is also a bit of a sick word, which is very colloquial. Could it be that it is voice input? If so, I suggest you read it yourself after writing it. It should be much better if you revise it a little.

The plot is good, but the speech is a bit weird, like a code-formatted narrative novel

It's okay, but why is there no one there? After seeing it almost, I probably know why. Some parts of it are too idealistic, and the AI ​​feeling is also too high. The repetition rate of words is too high. Sometimes a sentence is repeated once for several pictures, or even two or three times for one sentence.

The subject matter is good, but there is one problem. The protagonist shows super strength. Every time he fights, the people under him are shocked. The enemy's highest combat strength is 10 big knights, and the protagonist has no less than 30 powerful knights, and there is a higher lord level, but these subordinates are frightened by the enemy.

Nice. Compact

I can watch it, I'll watch the rest later.

It's pretty, I like it

It's pretty good and worth a look.

I really like this theme Brother, what are you writing in the latest dozens of chapters? There's no plot at all, just fighting in the air? To crush the situation, you must talk to yourself and pretend to be serious. . . .