Conquering Another World by Summoning Heroes

1. The system summons heroes to appear randomly. Actually, heroes have only appeared in recent years. The first one I read was "Summoning Mighty Generals" by Bronze Swordsman. At first, I found it very appealing because the protagonist could compete with emperors of various dynasties, which was quite exciting. However, it has become increasingly common now.

If you don't understand poetry, don't pretend to be a cultured youth! And the First Emperor is an eternal legend!!!

The random appearance of heroes turned me off; I really hate random appearances. If the author continues to write a novel about power struggles in their next book, please don't include random appearances again.

The author's subject matter is excellent, but there's one drawback: I dislike stories where characters randomly appear to become the protagonist's enemies and fight for supremacy. I once read a book where the protagonist summoned one person, and four or five others with similar martial prowess and strategies suddenly appeared and joined the enemy's ranks. I don't like this kind of power struggle novel.

First of all, I'm here to complain. I found several problems in the first few chapters. 1. First of all, you're supposed to be a summoning and domination novel. You copied those famous poems and then summoned them. What did the other side say? Besides, even if you copied, there should be some benefit, right? But later you write that even the best poems can't compare to your own brothers.

It's toxic, the transitions are abrupt, it lacks any distinctive features, it doesn't portray the protagonist as a superior (13 characters), and he doesn't even care about the territory he controls, spending all his time brewing tea and writing poetry. All his trump cards are useless. The protagonist acts like an idiot, being led around by others.

Ugh, this summoning mechanic is so awkward! The summoned characters are all famous figures from the martial arts world, especially Wang Meng, who's a palace master—the head of a major power with a huge following! Later on, with so many characters summoned, will all the famous figures be summoned by the protagonist?

I was initially planning to endure the intense reading and continue, but I simply couldn't bear to continue. The beginning stated that Qin Shi Huang and Wu Zetian would appear unexpectedly and wouldn't become the protagonist's enemies, but later it was revealed that Qin Shi Huang was a prince of a top-tier power and would be the protagonist's antagonist.

What happened next? The beginning was such a simplistic, amateurish story. It made me so embarrassed.

Originally, the goal was to dominate all the heavens and myriad realms, relying on historical talents to achieve this. Now, an emperor has interfered, weakening their own side!