The Summoner's Unusual Life

This book gives me the impression that you are putting the cart before the horse. Since you have such a powerful summoning array, you can obviously quickly improve your strength and suppress your IQ. You must either rely on equipment or survive in the cracks. You are not like these four things. I thought it was okay before it was put on the shelves, but after it was put on the shelves, haha

Is the book almost finished? The novel is too short and cannot accumulate a large readership.

Learning magic will turn into fireworks in the later stages. It seems so sad. I remember a novel that stated that you will die after learning magic. But from now on, there will be one more type of rune magic in the world. Each type of rune represents the passing of a magic god.

The writing of this book is okay, and the plot is compact, but the protagonist is a bit stupid. It's not the kind of stupidity that makes you dumbfounded at first glance, but a person who is selfish and then ignores others. He puts himself first in doing things, and the proportion of others in his heart is very low, which leads to He has done a lot of stupid things and hurt others, so that from the eyes of others, this guy has done a lot of stupid things. I don't like that kind of stupidity. He is hypocritical and not aware of it. First, the other summons made it very clear about the hidden dangers, but he only sees the hidden dangers to himself. Second, summoning, he saw the benefits of supernatural beings and kept participating. In fact, he ignored the negative consequences it brought to others. In fact, I can think of a thousand possibilities for those summons to harm human beings, but the protagonist only saw the convenience and becoming stronger, not to mention not continuing, without even a little precaution. It felt like the person holding the ring in The Lord of the Rings. Third, the information is not revealed to others. Maybe you will say that this is nip in the bud, but I know that the world is about to change, but I cover it tightly. I don't remind the people, the government, teachers, friends, benefactors, and family members (until something happens). I just want to say that one person is counting the shortcomings and three are counting the strengths. From his secrecy, I can see the deep distrust of society. I can understand what stupid things such a person will do.

Why is it so similar to the Call from the Book of Otherworlds?

A good book, dead in classification, 233

Why do I feel like the elements in the novel have been seen in other novels? It looked quite good, but it had that weird familiar feeling, it felt like it was all the plots I had seen put together, which made me feel uncomfortable.

Why does it feel a bit similar to the Great Sniper's Book of Summoning?

A good book, but it shouldn't be in the second dimension

It feels like the challenge of forcibly suppressing the protagonist's IQ and summoning power is obviously too great. The author couldn't control it and abruptly changed the main line of the article. The protagonist's strength improvement is vague, and I don't know why he became stronger at all.