Sign-In Begins with the Constables

No one stands with me at dusk, no one asks if my porridge is warm. No one helps me extinguish the lamp, no one shares half a lifetime of books with me. The night is deep and I am alone; no one is here to keep me company, and no one is here to share a drink with me. No one wipes away my tears of longing, no one dreams of me and my past.

This writing is riddled with flaws. It also contains over two thousand chapters of endless nested structures, becoming increasingly chaotic towards the end, making it impossible to control.

If there are any omissions in the statistics of the characters summoned in the book up to chapter 1048, please point them out. Han Tang, First Level of Domain Realm Shangguan Jin Hong, First Level of Domain Realm Zhu Xiawu, the First Mirror Realm Emperor. Xue Yiren, Ninth Level of the Divine Platform Realm The Carefree Marquis, First Level of the Domain Realm

In the early chapters (1-60), even with the protagonist having a cheat-like ability, he seemed like a supporting character with limited power. The situation improves significantly later on. (I think this book is destined to be a hit, but it will take time.) I've already subscribed to the entire book. I hope the author continues to work hard and update more chapters.

I read part of it, but couldn't be bothered to continue. Basically, whenever the protagonist runs into trouble, he can always pull out an even more powerful character to easily defeat him. After watching it so many times, I became numb to it. The protagonist's entire journey is a tightrope walk; if he fails to pull out the right character even once, he's doomed.

Having read up to chapter 47, my feeling is that the protagonist, a mere fifth-level Human Realm cultivator, is trash. One minute he says he's too lazy to practice, and the next he says that leveling up too fast would be bad if his family found out.

If any character data has been updated to version 1293 and is missing, please point it out. Han Tang, First Level of Transcendence (Gu Long) Shangguan Jin Hong; Early stage of the Fate Master Realm (Ancient Dragon) Zhu Xiawu, Early Stage of the Great Emperor Realm (Wen Ruian) Xue Yiren, Ninth Level of the Divine Platform Realm (Gu Long)

A formulaic novel: summoning—intense slaughter (mindless killing)—provoking a new power—changing locations—the new power retaliates—summoning again—killing again—provoking a new power again…an endless cycle. It feels like the author probably wrote books on other platforms before?

There will always be peers who are far more accomplished than you. What's the point of having any cheat codes then? I myself jumped three times in a row, starting university at age 10, only to find that others graduated with a PhD at age 5 and became doctoral supervisors at age 6! This is a problem that many authors encounter!

I've already subscribed to the whole thing. Although the beginning was a bit toxic, the later parts fit the characteristics of a fast-paced, enjoyable read. It's also very well written. I'm giving you all ten recommendation votes and two monthly tickets. I hope you'll feature it.