[Versatile Mage] + [Summoning System] + [Follows the Original Plot] + [Fulfills the Original's Regrets]
A thirty-year-old overworked office drone dies suddenly and transmigrates into the world of Versatile Mage as a ten-year-old kid.
A Star Abyss Pendant on his chest can absorb essence across planes, refine remnant souls, and comes with the effects of a Demon Medium Ring. That very night, he awakens four elements on his own: Summoning, Fire, Water, and Ice.
From then on, he acts like an ordinary child by day, while at night his Summoned Beasts go on a monster-grinding rampage across dimensional planes.
Other people are overjoyed when they awaken their first element at sixteen. On his sixteenth birthday, he is already clearing the field with a Warrior Level White-Striped Demon Wolf.
Others struggle to beat even Servant Level monsters at the Basic Level. He first attaches Ice Vine: Freeze, then triggers a melting reaction with Fire Burst: Explode, dealing 2.0 times the damage and instantly killing a Warrior Level monster despite the gap in rank!
Others can't save up even one Warrior Level essence in their entire lives. The middle reaches of his Summoning Plane are already occupied by the wolf clan, producing hundreds of essences a day.
By the Advanced Level, a single command sends hundreds of demon wolves pouring out of a dimensional passage. Commander Level demons? They are simply swallowed by the wolf tide.
What? Forbidden Curse Mages are the ceiling? Then take a guess at what level the creatures he's raising in the depths of his Summoning Plane are...
The best book is "Full-Time Magister". I'm listening to it now. It gives me a really immersive feeling when I fall asleep; I can almost picture the scene. Recently, the platform launched some kind of "god-making" event, which drained the traffic from other smaller authors, resulting in low exposure for current authors. I've noticed this in the last few days.
It suits my taste quite well, but it's a bit niche, so why are there so few viewers?
Update quickly, I can't sleep at night.
The author's writing is exactly to my liking, so I'm giving you a bonus! I hope you can keep it up and not let me down!
It's watchable, but there's too little of it.
Keep it up, I'm rooting for you, it's very well written. Could you please write in more detail instead of just glossing over it with a few words? For example, occasionally including the protagonist commanding the wolf pack in battle only results in it being included later on. Occasionally is fine, but I usually drop books because the author doesn't provide enough detail later on, making it seem like centuries have passed in just a few words.
Keep writing and keep updating!
Can it still be updated? Has the author come back to life?
The writing is fluent and the logic is clear; it's not a data-driven approach.
Not bad! Keep it up, author!