
Summon Invincible Mythic Beings
召唤无敌神话
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 809k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Dynasty Wars
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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A question about summoning!
Regarding the summoning issue, summoning will definitely happen, but it needs to be done step by step according to the plot. The most exciting scenes and plots need to be arranged to perfectly showcase the characters' images. Otherwise, if they are just summoned to be minor characters, it won't be interesting.
One problem is that the power ceiling in this world is extremely high. Aside from the families within the country, would the three major nations really play the "Calabash Brothers saving their grandfather" trick with the protagonist? If they underestimate him once or twice, I don't think such a powerful dynasty wouldn't send top experts for a decapitation strike.
Ye Gucheng: Height: 192 Weight:72 Doesn't the author think something's off? Or does the author just like bamboo poles?
I really don't understand. At the beginning of the plot, I guessed that influence could increase one's luck, and I could understand his high-profile appearance. But his later solo entry into the city is incomprehensible. A wise man doesn't stand under a crumbling wall. They clearly suspected it was a disaster involving a powerful family, yet he was still so naive as to want to see for himself how he would die.
😒😒It's boring. The beginning feels like plagiarism, with changes only later. But the plot develops too quickly; I was caught off guard! Some important details are missing, while a lot of unnecessary dialogue is included... It's about dynastic power struggles, but it doesn't show any of the intrigue or power struggles between people, or the various details of the war; the author just glossed over everything!
After reading dozens of chapters, I still felt something was off. Originally a story about dynastic power struggles, it also heavily emphasized individual combat prowess. Perhaps the initial outline wasn't well-written; at the beginning, the top combatants in the Great Zhou Dynasty were at the Blood Burning Realm, but around chapter 30, even those realms were no longer sufficient for the…
The emperor of the Great Zhou Dynasty is only at the peak of the Blood Burning Realm. How high can the high-end combat power of the other dynasties be? The head of the Su family is only at the peak of the Jade Bone Realm. What this book lacks right now is not individual martial prowess, but a large army.
I was recommended this by the guy with the cheat code, anyone want to join?
Is this 153cm height for real? Is the author only 153cm tall? 🤨🤨
Why are the character introductions so detailed? If I wanted to know, wouldn't I just look it up myself? Believe me, this alone could cause a lot of people to leave.