Global Summoning: All My Familiars Are Mythic

I just want to ask, what is the point of schools? Especially for the protagonist, who can level up by killing monsters, why waste time going to school?

Fantasy World (100%) = Bleach (5%) + Naruto (40%) + One Piece (40%) + Jin Yong's Heroes (10%) + other anime, movies and novels (5%). This is the composition of the fantasy world in the worldview of the authors on Qidian.

I don't understand why someone would spend 1 trillion reputation points on something so terrible, like creating a One Piece world. Anything from the Rinnegan, the Op-Op Fruit, or even candy to increase one's power level would be fine. Besides, the fantasy level is too low; even Whitebeard is considered a myth. Look at the protagonist's abilities in Supreme Command, or the characters in A Certain Magical Index—they're all stronger than Whitebeard.

I think I would have enjoyed watching this ten years ago.

What was with that "Battle of a Hundred Schools" part? Why did they write about so many supporting characters in such detail? I can't stand it anymore, goodbye.

I'm not into Japanese anime; I only want to watch movies and TV shows, especially fantasy/xia genres. This Japanese anime is turning away a lot of people.

This is a very immature "Mary Sue" novel; veteran readers are advised to stay away, but new readers might want to check it out.

The section on the college competitions was way too long, especially the large sections describing the battles between other schools. Even now, I can't imagine how people who were following the story back then managed to endure it. You're not writing an ensemble novel; you've already written four or five chapters about the other schools' competitions, but those schools might not even appear later on. What's the point of writing so much?

The subject matter is novel, but the plot is... Well, let's just say it's hard to describe.

Having read up to chapter 50, my personal opinion is that the plot is still stuck 5 years in the past.