The Strongest Imperial System: Summoning the Gods

I was originally a Nine Tribulation Loose Immortal from the Primordial Chaos Realm, my cultivation reaching the pinnacle of perfection. One day, on a whim, I went out for a stroll in the countryside and happened upon a book flying towards me with divine light. I casually flipped through it and became completely engrossed.

This book is entirely about the female protagonist going shopping, getting targeted by various clichéd girls, the protagonist angrily killing them, provoking retaliation from the forces behind him, then summoning a group to wipe out those forces, and then moving on to another girl and continuing the stalemate until it reaches over 1000 chapters.

Actually, this book is readable no matter how you look at it. Although the writing style and details aren't great, the plot is quite engaging, and it's a good read.

A very good book; the author put a lot of effort into it. Although it has some flaws, it's still excellent.

I read a bit of the beginning and felt some parts were illogical. It's a bit idiotic.

Those who survive the first three chapters are doctors, those who survive the tenth chapter are Hua Tuo (a legendary Chinese physician), those who survive the twentieth chapter are Shennong (a legendary Chinese physician), and those who survive the hundredth chapter are zombies. Having read it all the way through, all I can say is admiration.

Post-viewing thoughts 1: The protagonist who is so captivated by women that he can't bear to leave. 2: They only summon when they're about to be killed. 3: He constantly wipes the butts of his women, and he's completely brainless. 4: The domineering nature of various overpowered protagonists 5: The protagonist's enemies are everywhere in the world. 6: Various privileged second-generation elites all want to sleep with his woman.

Seriously, all I want to say is, author, this is the worst summoning novel I've ever read. The destructive power of the gods you wrote is less than that of newly graduated disciples in other novels. Your writing is incredibly awful; it's embarrassing to read. Don't you feel embarrassed that you've portrayed our Eastern gods like this?!

I endured the toxic content to reach chapter four, but then I couldn't take it anymore and left. Anyone else like me who left as soon as the Queen started talking to him? Upvote this so everyone can see it!

This is a very basic novel; neither the main characters nor the supporting characters are intelligent, and the story is incredibly padded with unnecessary details.