Emperor Summoning: The Supreme Divine Dynasty
帝皇召唤，无上神朝
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 2.2M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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691Chapters
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The author writes well in other aspects, especially the fight scenes. The character descriptions are a bit lacking. Also, you focused too much on the summoned characters, but they only seemed impressive at the beginning; later on, they weren't very impressive. As the previous commenter mentioned, after so many summons, only one person broke through on their own, which is quite embarrassing.
At first glance, I thought it was pretty good. However, it's a bit wordy. A true emperor should be decisive and ruthless, stern and imposing in court, yet mysterious, intelligent, and incomparably powerful outside the courtroom. But this… 15 chapters, tens of thousands of words, and the opening scene of the court session isn't even over yet…
It's quite enjoyable to read. I hope it doesn't overshadow the protagonist; I want to read a satisfying story where the protagonist crushes everything. Here are two monthly tickets for you! 🌹🌹
The pacing is too fast. I've only read 50 chapters. The author has established a main antagonist, then a bunch of supporting antagonists, a small boss at the beginning, and a bunch of minor enemies outside. It's like fighting monsters from the first chapter to the fiftieth one I'm reading—boring and tedious. The ending is already predetermined, and the process is completely removed.
This book was abandoned; verification complete.
So verbose! Enemies that could be dealt with quickly are left to ramble on and on. It's not an invincible story, nor is it a satisfying read. I thought the summoned characters would be powerful, but they're just so-so, not even as powerful as the protagonist. At least give us a temporary summoning card or a trump card or something.
I haven't read it yet. Could someone who's been through it tell me if this book focuses on individual heroism or summoning characters? If it's about cultivating personal strength, I won't get into it. And if it's about summoning characters or the emperor having to fight personally, please don't try to scare me off; I'm a little scared.
I'm trying to keep reading, sorry, sorry, I'm leaving now.