The Immortal Martial Tyrant Summons Heroes

I've seen it all. The same old "trash-to-hero" trope, the same old tropes. Goodbye!

Does the description of it standing between heaven and earth mean it's lying down?

The author 😠 suggests changing the cover; otherwise, they rarely read books without a cover, feeling it lacks presence. Also, the protagonist's personality should be maintained; an emperor should be decisive and ruthless, but not cold-blooded and heartless, only knowing how to kill. Additionally, it's possible to summon a high-IQ character who can offer strategic advice.

This is highly toxic. If you've read up to chapter 50, please explain your condition. If you've read up to chapter 100, please contact a mental hospital immediately. If you've read up to chapter 200, you're probably already in a mental hospital. I don't even want to imagine what it's like to read any further. My apologies. In my 15 years of reading, I've encountered countless highly toxic books, but this is the worst. There's no cure for it now.

I saw over 1200 more photos, and I'm really disappointed. The Amber Princess initially became your maid because of a system quest, rewarding you with a Legion Card. You agreed. Then, the royal family surrendered, demanding she become your empress. You refused, and the head of the royal family turned pale with fright! Shouldn't he be afraid of upsetting you?

Qiao Feng was a non-Han Chinese, a descendant of the Five Barbarian Invasions. Why write about him like that? Many authors also like to write about the Murong family, who are also a non-Han Chinese and descendants of the Five Barbarian Invasions. Do they all like to write about the descendants of those who massacred Han Chinese?

How old is the author? The story is alright overall, but how could the author write such childish sentences? Not only are the thoughts childish, but the author himself is also childish. The more I read the author's book, the more uncomfortable I feel. After reading more than ten chapters, I couldn't take it anymore and I'm leaving.

The first chapter, featuring the protagonist's past life as the King of Mercenaries, is a direct turn-off—that's just too cruel!

The reviews are even more interesting than the book itself. It's another book that ignores all the other nonsense and only focuses on combat power. They're fighting! Summoning a South China Sea Crocodile God, Tian Boguang—how can this not be toxic? Even summoning Yan Shuangying would be stronger!

A completely light novel. I've read 6 chapters. The summoning of soldiers is completely unmasked; hundreds of soldiers are summoned and not a single one sees them. 😅