I Have Hundreds of Millions of Summoning Scrolls
我有亿张召唤卷
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 745k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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In Memory of All Those Years I Went Crazy Chasing New Chapters
Thinking back, it must have been about ten years ago. I used to be desperate to keep reading, and that urge still comes over me now and then, though it isn't the norm anymore. I suppose that's growing up, but whenever the feeling returns, it's still hard to resist. This list holds the books I've read over the years that left an impression on me. It may not be complete; it's just a way to remember.
Summoning | Pets | Beast Taming | Nurturing | Evolution
Summoning, beast taming, raising, and evolution are top priorities. I'll have certain standards and write focused reviews! I. Basic standards: 1. Characters: well-rounded, with sound values and believable traits 2. Plot: well-paced, coherent, and not dragged out 3. Setting: a complete world with a clearly defined system 4. Writing: clear logic, with well-written battles, dialogue, transitions, settings, and more II. Advanced standards: 1. Characters: each develops their own distinctive quirks!
A Salute to Qidian’s 10% Survival Rate
Introduction: A list of books that were abandoned or ended badly, or are on their way to being abandoned or ending badly. A note first: I can only upload ten books a day, and more than 70% of books aren’t allowed to be added. Often, I’ll spend ages typing on my phone only to find that a book can’t be added to the list, and all that work goes to waste. I don’t know why. So I’ve made the descriptions formulaic. If I don’t know, can’t remember, or can’t be bothered to write something, I’ll leave it
Books I've Finished
I finished these and thought they were pretty good. If you're out of things to read, give them a try. They're all from the gaming category.
℃ Cute and Charming Book Café: A Female Fan’s Journal
A sincere recommendation list from a female fan who spends every day browsing the male-oriented section. Luoluo is a Lolita girl. Come browse the book cafe with me! (•̀ω•́)✧
Reading Notes
Memories keep fading, and so many novels are still ongoing that I'm afraid I'll forget them while waiting for updates. So I want to keep a record of them. As for the ones that wasted my time, I'll just complain about them to myself and then forget them.
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Bie Lao's Otherworldly Adventures
To be honest, the author's plot was good, but there were two parts that felt very awkward while reading it, extremely awkward. One is that the protagonist is a slacker. A slacker is someone who always holds back when playing games. I recently played Princess Connect! Re: Dive, and I held back in the Arena on my alt account for over a month.
If I were a transmigrator, forcibly summoned to another world by something like the will of the world, "forcing" me to save this world that has nothing to do with me, and if it kept talking about the greater good of the people and doing what's best for me, I would slap it across the face and then commit suicide.
The synopsis says the protagonist says he doesn't want to fight and just wants to be a quiet hamster, but then in the story, the protagonist helps the princess... Is that what it means to not want to fight?
Let's examine why the princess character is unpopular and unlikable. The protagonist is now just a tool to the princess, provided with food, lodging, and protection, while the princess is merely a mascot who enjoys probing the protagonist's secrets and has absolutely no emotional intelligence.
It's readable, but the princess at the beginning is a bit silly. Who directly undermines others like that? Hiding things means she doesn't want to talk, and when someone doesn't want to tell you, you still pry. She's a member of the royal family; shouldn't she be a little more tactful? I haven't seen the rest yet, so I'll leave it at that for now. Then around chapters 20-30, it starts charging!
To be honest, I haven't read many chapters of that book. I've only just started calling out the name of that hero, Brother Zun. His writing style is quite inconsistent; sometimes it's very enjoyable, and sometimes it's rather awkward. First of all, the title mentioned at the beginning can be obtained by living on the island for four years.
I suggest simplifying the protagonist's inner thoughts. I feel that using hundreds of words to describe the protagonist's thought process is purely padding. Reading such a "detailed thought process" is like drinking a large bottle of plain water—tasteless and plentiful! (I've only read up to chapter sixty; I'm sorry, I really can't continue.)
It started strong but ended weakly. The original concept was quite good. It could have been a story of a powerful figure behind the scenes or a story of summoning free minions to level up and farm resources. However, it went against the original concept by focusing on a hero saving the world and constantly engaging in head-on battles.
I'm asking why help that princess at all? What would she gain? Just for some so-called justice? And after completing the mission and saving her country, will that country give her the throne? Probably not. Why save that country only to let it fend for itself? It's not her territory, and she's not the king.
I think this type of novel doesn't need a female lead. 😌