Summon Me

After reading the author's book, a nameless fire was burning inside me, but seeing that there was nothing else to do, I slapped myself twice. That's how passionate I am.

Why is the first chapter of today's update free?

To be honest, the protagonist retains too much humanity. He's already out of place in the world, yet he still considers himself human. He doesn't eat people, he doesn't kill, and he even waits for others to contact him before he can increase his strength. Actually, just look at the other infected; they're fearless and just do what they're told.

Perhaps this kind of book isn't for me. The protagonist will inevitably kill without hesitation for his own gain. He's lost all basic humanity, merely surviving in human form. I feel nothing for this kind of protagonist; in fact, I find it repulsive. A word of warning: those who can't tolerate this style should proceed with caution!

The author of this book is excessively self-indulgent, giving me a headache. The plot development is nonsensical, with constant switching between Earth and other worlds. I honestly couldn't continue reading.

Anyone saying this book has a bad ending is talking nonsense! How is it badly finished? It doesn't even have a proper ending; it's like an abandoned story!!! (▼皿▼#)

Where did the modified version go? I woke up to find it gone. This is infuriating!

I rarely post comments, but I've been reading this book for quite some time now, and I feel the author writes exceptionally well. Don't think you're playing a one-man game; we may not say much, but we're always watching you.

The author's writing is poor, the story drags on, and the initial setup, which could have been covered in one or two chapters, is instead stretched out over ten. There's excessive detail in various descriptions, making it feel like only the author is involved in the story, despite the excellent world-building.

I watched part of it and felt something was wrong, so I skipped to the next part. To prevent himself from deteriorating, the protagonist created a clone that retained his original will, reconnecting with it every time he advanced in rank. However, one time the connection between the two broke, and when they met again, the protagonist's original body was damaged and unwilling to reconnect.