Rising to Power by Summoning the Myriad Heavens

This is truly garbage. It insists on suppressing the protagonist, who starts at the ninth level of Qi Refining without any upgrades even after dozens of chapters. Furthermore, the summoning system has such severe limitations; by the end, there might not even be fifty summonable characters. The Qi Luck system is also terrible.

The author made a mistake in choosing the protagonist. They should have chosen an ordinary person; a protagonist who transmigrates into an ordinary person would have attracted more readers. Suddenly becoming a prince makes it impossible for others to strive for power. Furthermore, the logic in the first chapter is flawed.

That demon high priest, the ringleader of the army, was actually spared? I can't believe it! Is it because she's a woman? Or is she just a character left for the author to use as a plot device? When fighting human dynasties, they kill everyone, emperors and ministers alike, but when it comes to demons, they talk about cooperation? What kind of cooperation is this?

I've glanced through this book, and to be honest, I read it in a bit of a haphazard way. I have a few suggestions for the author: 1. The four great generals of the Warring States period were Bai Qi, Wang Jian, Lian Po, and Li Mu. Why did the author only write about the Qin state? What about the other two?

A friendly reminder to readers who clicked in because of the "no female lead" tag: this is a harem novel without any romantic subplots, not truly without a female lead. Please consider carefully before reading!

In the later stages, can we please stop having characters fighting opponents of higher levels? Wouldn't it be better if everyone was invincible within their own level? The limitations imposed by the protagonist's strength could also be removed; the summoned heroes could improve their own cultivation levels.

Author, you might as well remove the "no female lead" tag and replace it with "multiple female leads," that way more people might read it! After all, if someone comes in because they think there's no female lead, but then sees a harem, they'll just leave. Most people who like "no female lead" don't like harems, regardless of whether there's any romance involved.

After all, you're pleasing neither side! People who like multiple female leads won't click on the one without the female lead tag, and those who click on the one without the female lead tag will leave if they see a harem story. You're pleasing neither side, so naturally, you'll have fewer readers.

The character summoning descriptions are getting increasingly brief. I'm supposed to be reading about summoning characters, but you've omitted everything! Ugh 😔 Fine, then what about Lu Bu and the Eight Warriors? Don't you even deserve to write about heroes like Xiong Kuohai from the Sui and Tang Dynasties? Where are the summoning details? Where are the character introductions?

Summoning the First Emperor... 😅😅😅