The Summoner in the Wasteland

Please don't write heroines, don't write emotional dramas

I asked why no one is watching. The protagonist's IQ is too low. A person who has lived in the wilderness for several years will be shocked when he sees a big tree. The most important thing is that the tree becomes a spirit and eats animals. You actually confuse that with your system. The brain circuit is too strange. I gave up.

I'm in so much pain! I like this subject matter, but the author's quality is too poor. It's both wise and cool, but it's still a fool. My life in the wilderness has been in vain. I suggest you use it as a sling for time travel. It's easier to accept, but it's still a bit unacceptable. Goodbye, everyone. I'll look for other books with the theme of auto chess.

The early stage was pretty good, but I was hooked from the moment I met the team. Especially when I met the girl from the team, it felt like a devil meeting a flower girl in an anti-Japanese drama. It's true that you are seventeen or eighteen years old, but you also said that this is a wasteland, and you yourself have survived the beast wave. Is it so unbearable to see a woman? Especially when writing interest, it is 100 points and 1 point a day. 🙂 Then he said that he lacked energy. With this 140 energy, I will first upgrade myself to level 3, where I can summon 3 animals and gain bonds. Or refresh the store to upgrade Xiao Hui or Iron Claw to level 3, or consider that the refresh is unstable. Prioritize upgrading yourself. Not only has your strength improved, but you can also summon 3 more. After summoning a shadow wolf, or a beast type to come out to refresh your bonds, you can further enhance your strength. I'm taking my 🉐summoned beast out to farm in the wild. If you still care about a little interest per day, this operation is really smart. The most speechless thing is that the next few chapters are watery. Buying clothes, peeking into the bath, boring conversations, all the plots that do not advance the main plot are just watery! For the next few chapters, I will write each chapter in no more than 30 seconds. Finally, finally! If you can't write an emotional scene, don't write it, seriously! Just write singles well. There are many novels that look okay, but the emotional line is immediately dead. There are not many summoning novels nowadays. I hope you will work hard and don't rush. But if you keep writing it like this, I'm probably going to have to pounce. 🙏

To invest, never be a eunuch!

With this setting, normal people basically lock their blood at the beginning. A wolf with 1 point can kill a rabbit without taking any damage. If you save up to 20 points by killing the rabbit, it will be OK for a month. Then level up to 2 and bring 2 Star Wolf and Frost Wolf, and the cow will be sold in seconds. Take the money and buy the rabbit. A lineup of 9 stars and full bonds came out in half a year.

A post-apocalyptic story, with plug-ins that do not quickly increase the strength, most of the whole text is just nonsense. I really don't know what the author is thinking. Is it difficult to gain a few hundred points? It feels like it is deliberately suppressing the protagonist's strength. It seems sincere and unsatisfactory. No wonder the comments are basically negative.

A little interest a day, if you use 100 energy to summon a three-star to go out and kill monsters, not to mention dozens of points a day, you can always earn more than ten points, right? In the early stage, instead of thinking about how to develop quickly, I just thought about how to save one or two points of energy card interest. Really poisonous

This interest rate is really poisonous. A saber-toothed tiger has 50 points. A 10-point eagle and a 2-star wolf with 3 points can chase the saber-toothed tiger. Can't a 100-point magic vine crush the saber-toothed tiger? If you kill a saber-toothed tiger, you can get one and a half months of interest. This book is essentially about fighting monsters and upgrading. You also get free interest. The protagonist wants to earn interest, and the plot forces him to fight monsters every day. This setting is really awesome🐮. The protagonist is set as a lazy guy who wants to have free sex, and the plot is written with a very diligent protagonist. If you are a capable author, you can write that the protagonist will not go out to fight monsters for a year and a half, and he will get free interest without making sacrifices. But can you do it? If you use Nocturne Sabretooth Tiger with 100 points, aren't the buffaloes killed indiscriminately? You can spend thousands of energy points in just one month. How many years of interest can these thousands of points cover for you?

The interest rate of 100 points for one point is simply poisonous. The author doesn't want to buy the big monster with 100 points. I also specifically wrote in the book that I wanted to defraud him of his energy points, resulting in no interest earned (I only saw three words in this sentence, I want water)