Lord's Legion Summoning

I really hope the author can make some improvements. I've been reading your first book until now, and apart from Total War: Empire, which is a bit of an improvement, all the others are just copied from the same mold. Whether it's the main character or the supporting characters, they all feel like two-dimensional characters, lacking any realism. I'm telling you, you're a veteran author, and you still haven't improved. This book is destined to flop.

Extreme racism Similar to Hitler, or even more brutal than Hitler Does not conform to values A basic review This book is far too racist.

Everything else was fine. It was just too extreme and racist, which made it slightly offensive.

I feel the author only showed improvement in *Total War: Conquest* compared to *Rise of Empires*, and the later books showed no improvement whatsoever. *Total War: Empires* is still the best.

It's so boring. Like those other lord-themed novels, the protagonist conquers a territory and summons Three Kingdoms generals and scholars. It's pointless. Can't they create something original? Just transplanting Three Kingdoms characters would be a different kind of Three Kingdoms story, right?

The protagonist can simply order his subordinates to kill if he wants to, but why is there this inexplicable commotion? It made me think the protagonist was being controlled by someone else, as if the one giving the orders wasn't the protagonist but the controller. It's better not to use this method; it's much better to give orders directly and openly.

What can I say about this book? The author has ideas, but they're all awkward in various ways. It starts with racial prejudice again, and then the soldiers are all from different races. Putting aside the fact that they're natives of another world, even if the summoned soldiers choose to ride horses and fight, it's still a joke when combined with the racial prejudice at the beginning.

Honestly, the protagonist, a mercenary in his past life, actually avoids martial arts training because he's too tired. Don't tell me he's a summoner; as a summoner, he relies on a system and doesn't need to learn spells. In a world with superhumans, having the opportunity to not improve his strength, even if it doesn't affect the overall situation, at least increases his survivability.

This is the type of book I like, and I hope it will continue to be updated 😁😁😁.

The biggest problem with this author's books is the overly stereotypical characters. The appeal of these summoning-based lord stories lies in watching the protagonist gradually build a powerful empire through slaughter and conquest, becoming the center of attention and revered by all. That's what makes it relatable.