I Have Hundreds of Millions of Summoning Scrolls

To be honest, the author's plot is great, but when I watched it, there were two places that were very awkward, very awkward. One is that the protagonist is set up to be a depressed person. A depressed person is someone who keeps holding on while playing games. I recently played PCR and held it in Arena for more than a month on my account. Generally, holding it in for a month or two is fine when playing games. This protagonist has been holding it in for 10 years. He has been holding it in since he started playing games. He bought all the gift packs but didn't spend them. There may be such people, but they are not easy for people to accept. I will forget about this awkwardness and just treat the protagonist as a weirdo. The second is the game settings. In a card drawing game, the dragon diamonds you spend to draw cards are not officially allowed to be used directly. You can only buy dragon diamonds with limited gift packages, or can you spend other money to draw cards? Anyway, the author didn't say it, and judging from the situation 1, the protagonist may have been playing for 10 years and hasn't spent much money on Dragon Diamonds to draw cards? The most poisonous thing about this book is that the characters you draw out by drawing cards will cost Dragon Diamonds every week if they are above 4 stars. Dragon Diamonds cannot be directly used for gold, and the ways to obtain them are very limited, so when you get high stars, you may not be able to support too much, so you need to let go of the wives you have trained before. Has the author actually played the game? This kind of game setting, I was shown off anyway, but I am ignorant. Although it is quite unreasonable to study whether the game in a novel is reasonable. I understand that the author wants to limit the protagonist. Summoning many high stars at the beginning may not be easy to write later. I have read some other novels similar to time travel and summoning to other worlds, which limit the number of summons by limiting the currency required for summoning. This book does not work because the protagonist comes with billions of summoning scrolls. The author came up with a disgusting game setting to restrict the protagonist. I have to say that this setting is quite poisonous. If I want to write a new book, it is recommended that each player has a command value. This value increases with the level. The higher the star level, the more command value it takes up. Similar restrictions on summoning too many high stars in the early stage will be easier to accept with more reasonable game settings. Imagine playing Onmyoji. Magatama cannot be bought directly with krypton gold. You can only rely on tasks and occasional holiday gift packs. If you draw SSR, you have to spend magatama to raise it every week. As you draw more SSR, you will spend more and more magatama every week. Later, every week New characters come out every once in a while. Because you can't afford them, you can only break down the SSRs you cultivated before, draw one, and break down another one. Of course, you may be too bad and can't draw them, so you keep the SSRs that need to be broken down. This game has been running for 10 years. . . This

If I were a time traveler and was forcibly summoned to a different world by something similar to the will of the world, "forcing" me to save this world that has nothing to do with me, and if I still spoke of the people's righteousness and my own good, I would give him a big mouth and then commit suicide.

In the introduction, the protagonist says that he doesn't want to fight and just wants to be a quiet hamster. Then in the story, the protagonist helps the princess... Does this mean he doesn't want to fight?

Let's study the reasons why the princess's character is not popular or lovable Now the protagonist is completely a tool to the princess, providing food, shelter and protection, while the princess is completely a mascot and likes to explore the secrets of the protagonist and has no emotional intelligence at all. Although it is the main mission to catch up with the princess, the protagonist is the one who contributes throughout the whole process, and there is no "benefits/rewards" from the princess at all. After all, even the enemy Ajid will give experience and mission rewards.

It's okay to watch, but the princess in the front is really a bit naive. How can she directly demolish the persona? She conceals it because she doesn't want to say it. People don't want to tell you and you still ask for details. After all, she is a member of the royal family and she should be able to speak a little more flexiblely. I haven't seen others like this first. Then around 20+ chapters and 30+ chapters, they start to charge a lot of money.

Which one, to be honest, I didn't read a few when I was writing this book. I probably just called out the hero named Zun Ge. It seems to be relatively volatile. Sometimes it is very comfortable, sometimes it is quite awkward. First of all, the title mentioned in the beginning can be obtained by living on the island for four years. A person who has been holding back for ten years for the title will not be unable to live a peaceful life for four years. As for how to live, basic materials are available in the warehouse, and there are also small animals on the island. Some of the fish people and some expressions at the beginning led me to think that the summoned objects, even if they were auxiliary, were of the combat system and not the life system. Until the old man appeared, a ship with a pure wooden structure that went to sea should be no problem. I am afraid of loneliness, but there are also human-type low-star summoned objects that can speak. As long as this island is not in the middle of the sea, can't we embark on the road of a commercial island? In the end, it cost me money to hold it in.

It is recommended to streamline the protagonist's psychological activities. I feel that using a few hundred words to describe the protagonist's thinking process is simply a waste of words. Reading such a "detailed thought process" is like drinking a large bottle of boiled water, which is tasteless and has a large amount! (I have only read Chapter 60, sorry I can't read any more.)

Open high and go low. The setting was originally very good. It was very good to play behind the scenes with the big boss, or to summon free minions, to fight monsters and upgrade, and to go to the farming style. However, in the end, I chose to go with the brave to save the world. It was always tough, which was contrary to the setting.

I want to say why should I help that princess? What can I get? Just for the so-called justice and completing the mission to save his country, can his country give him the throne? I guess not. Then why save this country and let it fend for itself? It's not your territory anyway, and I'm not the king.

I think this type of novel can do without a female protagonist 😌