Summoning the Villain System of All Heavens

Author, I've been putting up with you for so long! Why can't you just post two chapters at a time? I always have to wait until there are two chapters before I dare to read. Otherwise, it's simply not enough!

This book is a bit illogical. Why not just summon the villains and wipe out the lower-level forces? Why bother with monster grinding? After grinding, why bother researching martial arts techniques to counter them? If you just grind monsters endlessly until you reach a Xianxia world, you can just cultivate immortality. Why would you need to practice martial arts yourself?

I feel this book is already quite good. There's no "brain drain" plot device, and while the supporting characters' actions might be clichéd, their reasons are still plausible, and the power system hasn't collapsed. There's just one problem: can Long'er's disguise remain undetected in front of the Innate Realm? Otherwise, it'll be very difficult for the protagonist to explain.

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Summon Hanzo later. The Hanzo from *iPartment* was pretty good, especially that last line, "I've done my best." Anyway, this is another world, not Earth, so it's acceptable.

After reading two or three chapters, I have to say, if the author hadn't given the protagonist a "brain drain" aura, he wouldn't have survived a single chapter. He's lived for 16 years without a single incident, and while he boasts about his extensive network and the appearance of his cheat-like abilities, instead of quickly eliminating minor enemies and gathering powerful figures, he just says…

To be honest, the book has a good concept and good writing style, but unfortunately, the author gave the protagonist too much of a cheat ability, which the protagonist doesn't know how to use, making him seem like an idiot. The protagonist can summon villains infinitely with soul energy without any limit.

I hope the villains' personalities can be well portrayed, and they should have their own individuality. For example, Wei Zhuang. If you make someone as proud as Wei Zhuang call the protagonist "Young Master," that's a flaw. Every major villain has their own personality. If you erase that, then there's nothing outstanding about them. Summoning is just summoning a henchman with the martial arts skills of those major villains. It doesn't have their souls.

Children value loyalty, adults only understand self-interest. This isn't a novel, so don't think about loyalty, especially since you're not the protagonist. Loyalty fades, self-interest endures. There are no eternal brothers, only eternal interests. 🤓 In modern society, without opportunity and talent, you're destined for mediocrity. Talk of hard work, and life will ruthlessly defeat you.

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