Full-Time Summoning Mage

Wow, this is pretty ridiculous. This is the first fanfiction I've ever seen that's listed on Baidu Baike (Baidu's Wikipedia page).

From its prologue, which began at 0:55 AM on April 4, 2020, to its defiant conclusion at 5:37 AM on October 31, 2021, this book has come to an end after a total of 575 days, 4 hours, and 42 minutes. A year and a half of work, with the author updating late into the night every day, has finally reached its conclusion. But this is just another new beginning. Let's meet again in the next book. Congratulations on the end!

[Chapters 1-150] (Summoning planes, introduction to the protagonist's cheat ability, world-building, and foreshadowing in the outline. It's normal if you don't understand some parts. Foreshadowing runs throughout the book and is gradually revealed later.) [Chapters 151-250] (Links to Dark Dimension, Female Lead's Background, and Full-Time Magister Worldview are added.

I just want to ask the author, how could you write such a terrible beginning? I read dozens of chapters from the beginning and found it utterly uninteresting, so I gave up. Then one day, when I had nothing else to read, I skipped around from "The Conflict of the Universities" and discovered this book was actually quite good!

Is this book really that good? A ton of people are saying it's the best fanfiction of "Full-Time Master," and it seems really toxic to me.

If the author persists in finishing the story, it could be considered the pinnacle of Full-Time Magister fanfiction outside of the original work. It doesn't deviate from the original, has its own thoughts and insights, and explains many plot holes left unfilled in the original, making it feel remarkably reasonable.

Knowing it wouldn't get good until chapter 500, I tried my best to endure it, but I just couldn't take it anymore around chapter 300. This build-up of suspense was too long; it made me depressed. At first, I found it amusing that the original author personally added the "hanging" element at the beginning, but the way the author nerfed that later was unbearable.

Editors these days are no good. Like that book next door called *Ultimate Thunder*, it actually got a contract. That book is absolutely mind-blowing. I thought there were only 5 or 6 female leads. I never imagined… it really is like Old Zhao said, sowing seeds all over the world! 😅😅

I couldn't keep going after reading over 390 chapters. They still haven't explained what kind of cheat ability the protagonist has. He inexplicably formed a contract with the world's most powerful spirit without any explanation. The theme is summoning, yet the protagonist insists on training some kind of shared summoning magic, which is ultimately useless.

After reading this book, I felt that 40% was just nonsense, with some things repeated a dozen times. 30% Consisted of Mo Fan, the protagonist eating, chatting, and sweetly strolling with his wife, and then there was the inclusion of the Yellow Emperor, Sun Yat-sen, Xuanzang, and Ning Caichen... Why not just write all the mythological elements?