The Pay-to-Win Hero

Like me, I don't want to read anything other than summoning heroes and the game. I feel like the author's descriptions are very tough even if there is a mission system that forcibly triggers events. I skipped reading.

This is too fast 😅

Rubbish novel, the protagonist is mentally retarded. He can summon two heroes but only summons one. As a result, he was almost beaten into a dog, so he rushed to summon the second one.

There was a contradiction. At first, I talked about how to treasure diamonds, how serious the situation was, and even the resources used for early development could not be exchanged. Then I relied on luck to beat a small boss. As soon as I got home, I started spending diamonds to buy one-time gourmet food. It was a one-time enjoyment. This is the protagonist. Goodbye.

The most annoying thing is that someone who has such a good foundation but doesn't know how to develop, can offend so many people for no reason. It's always a thrill and he relies on luck to get through. It's so stupid.

That great being can be said to be quite a poisonous point, especially his compensation. Inexplicably, if I gain some advantage here, you will compensate the opponent. His compensation is too powerful, so I will give you some more compensation. It feels like he has cat disease

The plot is good, but the author's plot and writing style make it hard for me to even read it as a fast food article 😐, and it even feels inferior to the previous Tower of Elements.

A new book is here. Will it be the same as the previous books?

First, make that kind of behavior utilitarian. Second, harem (although I don't like it, but I can accept it), as long as you write well, you can describe it well, but directly resolving conflicting relationships with one skill will only make others feel stupid. Let's put it this way, a poorly written harem novel is one where the protagonist is having sex with a group of imitation and unintelligent robots.

Very good at writing about the subject matter like a dog. Bah