
Invincible Summons in the Divine and Demonic Tang Dynasty
神魔大唐之无敌召唤
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 4.4M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Dynasty Wars
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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That Tang Xueyan is disgusting. And has the protagonist never seen a woman before? He fawns over Tang Xueyan like a lapdog. She hasn't even seduced you yet, and you're already licking her boots. You're all so embarrassed and restless. If she were to flirt with you even slightly, the protagonist would probably give her all his cheat codes.
Regarding Li Mu
I didn't want to reveal Li Mu's rank so early, but since a reader pointed it out, I'll explain it briefly. Li Mu has other plans for the future! Li Mu has other plans for the future! Li Mu has other plans for the future! I'll say it three times because it's important! Um~ lastly~ I won't reveal any plot details~
Is Chapter 37 for real? Killing an enemy grants a promotion and a reward of a thousand gold pieces. Killing dozens or hundreds of enemies would be incredible, wouldn't it? How rich do you have to be to say you'd reward a thousand gold pieces for each kill?
This novel is so easy to read without thinking. In the second chapter, the summoned characters can directly enter the palace to pay homage to the king? The royal palace is way too easy to enter. If it were that easy, the king would have been dead countless times over.
How old are you? This is so idiotic!
I'm new to this genre, and I've read many novels about emperors summoning soldiers. They all share a common problem: doesn't the dynasty itself have soldiers and generals? They only use the generals and soldiers they summon. I don't believe a dynasty doesn't have its own soldiers and generals.
The amount of filler text is excessive; in the later chapters, there's a statistic about the existing legions every four or five chapters, and each statistic lasts for one or two chapters, and it happens very frequently.
It was so awkward to watch, the plot was so childish, it was awful.
It's tasteless to eat but a pity to throw away; as an emperor, it lacks domineering presence. Compared to "The Summoning System of Heroes from All Heavens" and "The Immortal Martial Tyrant Summoning Heroes," the wars in this book feel incredibly frustrating.
The writing was already incredibly toxic, and then they started charging after only 35 chapters! Thank goodness I read over ten chapters and checked the table of contents first!