My Followers in Global Summons Are All Mythical Level

I just want to ask, what is the meaning of the school's existence? Especially for the protagonist, why waste time going to school when you can level up by killing monsters?

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

I don't understand what's wrong with 1 trillion in reputation. I have to go to a pirate world. Whether it's the Samsara Eye, surgical fruits, or candies that increase the realm. And the level of this fantasy is too low. Even Whitebeard can be a myth. You can look at the abilities of the protagonist in The Supreme Order, or the abilities of the characters in A Certain Magical Index are stronger than Whitebeard.

What the hell is that part about the Battle of Hundred Schools? Why are so many supporting characters written in such detail? Can't stand it anymore Goodbye

Ten years ago, I would probably have enjoyed watching it

I have no interest in Japanese comics and just want to watch movies and TV shows. Xianxia, ​​when you publish this Japanese comic, you will persuade a group of people to retreat.

A very immature novel by Long Aotian. Old bookworms are advised to stay away, but new bookworms can read it.

The college competition is too long, especially the long description of the battles of other schools. This is what I see now, and I can't imagine how the people who followed the update at the time could endure it. What you wrote is not a group portrait novel. You wrote four or five chapters about other school competitions. Maybe no one from these schools will appear again in the future, so what is the use of writing so many things?

I thought it was very interesting at first, and after reading just over a hundred chapters, I ordered all of it. But halfway through reading it, I realized that the author was crazy about writing about other schools in the Hundred Schools Competition. Either the plot was grand or the book collapsed, or the appearance of the Hundred Schools was foreshadowing or a passing mention. With so many supporting characters passing through the book, this book is probably not far away from being a eunuch. I don't even have a good outline, so I just rely on water. Otherwise, the plot has a grand world view and a complete world with a large number of supporting characters that need to be portrayed by the plot.

The story is written by Mashiro. The focus of the Servant Summoning style is on the bond with the Servant and the adventure plot on the road. Upgrading is not the mainstream. It is best for the heroine to come from the heroic spirit, because the popularity will attract you. It really didn't write the key points. Take the first servant Whitebeard as an example. If you have written it, why don't you take off?

The subject matter is novel, and the plot is hard to describe in one sentence...

I have read Chapter 50, and my personal opinion is that the plot progression is still at the same level as 5 years ago.

This author is not very good at writing novels. There are dozens of chapters about a battle between hundreds of schools. All the scenes are in the supporting roles, and the protagonist does not appear...

Sorry, it really doesn't look good. I misunderstood you.

I think the protagonist Goldfinger is a bit ordinary and seems useless, and Whitebeard is also ordinary. Anyway, they are practicing from scratch. Before reaching the limit of potential, the difference is not big.

The author also made a big problem, not to write too many chapters about people and things other than the protagonist. There is a beast wave in Good Guys but I haven't seen the protagonist for a long time. These plots can be written in one stroke with Chunqiu's writing style!

There is a reason why this novel is not popular. Indecision poisons people.

Why are the battles of the supporting characters written in such detail? Is this just plain stupid or does the author not understand? The subject matter is quite good, and the plot is okay. But this point is too toxic. The n chapters are all unimportant battles of the supporting characters. I really don't understand why it is written.

A person who pursues power like Aizen can probably study the summoner system thoroughly when he comes to this world, and then turn his back on the guest.