Warrior Maiden Summoner

For those who say firearms and artillery are weak, take a look at electromagnetic/laser/plasma/blaster rifles. Of course, you can also look at the XM109 25mm heavy sniper rifle. And you might be able to expand your forces later. One person's firepower isn't enough? How about 5, 10, 20 or even 30 people? As for artillery, there's even more.

After reading dozens of chapters, I still can't understand the author's setting. I've read so many similar apocalyptic, spiritual energy revival, otherworldly invasion, and even Cthulhu/demon stories, but I've never seen a supernatural organization affiliated with a country fare so poorly... Some novels also have a setting where the public doesn't understand... But their benefits are high!

We mourn the medical workers who sacrificed their lives on the front lines and our compatriots who perished. We salute those who went against the tide! The motherland will not forget! The people will not forget!

This book, well, the subject matter is good, but it portrays many flaws in the nation. The people are aware of the existence of demons, so the government will definitely educate the public. Is it necessary to hide the organization the protagonist joins?

Ugh, what's most annoying is when it's supposed to be a harem novel, but after over a hundred chapters it's still a virgin story about a man who's completely chaste, and he gets a nosebleed just from seeing a girl's underwear!

They were raised to be talented, and the head eunuch of the Imperial Household Department took a liking to them and sent them to the palace to serve the Empress Dowager. Sigh!

To be honest, the protagonist's treatment by the government is very unreasonable. Summoners like him should be paid according to the number of people they summon. Otherwise, the summoner is actually at a disadvantage.

Well, it was quite good at the beginning, but the more I watched, the more disappointed I became. It felt like they were forcing internet memes into the plot just to make them relevant, and sometimes it was just multiple memes piled up together... Internet memes are indeed funny, and when used well, they can be quite effective, but they're only funny when they appear occasionally. You've forced several of them into the plot...

It finally died, what a pity.

I just read it, and I don't know how the author set it up, but how could someone who's been navigating the complexities of society since childhood be completely clueless? They don't know how to hide their abilities, answering every question without hesitation. It doesn't feel like someone who's been through so much in society for years. Even I, now, know that there are certain things you can't say, even if it's just something the police ask.