
Legion Summoning: Conquering Myriad Worlds
军团召唤之征战万界
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 579k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- High-Martial World
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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254Chapters
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Fast-food culture, fast-paced life, short videos—everyone probably understands what that means. Although I'm the author, from a reader's perspective, I might just enjoy this type of book. Besides, this book has a reasonable plot, rich content, and isn't truly mindless.
Regarding the pacing of this book, I really need to reiterate. This is a fast-paced book. As someone who suffers from a severe reading slump, I enjoy seeing a lot of plot developments in a short time. That's why I started writing this type of book. I'm talking about the overall pacing, not how important events are described in three sentences. Like mindless wish-fulfillment novels, I feel like I've monopolized a market. ∪・ω・∪ That sounds a bit arrogant. ∪・ω・∪
I'll describe a modern military spirit trait where the protagonist possesses abilities that can cover an entire legion. For example The three-three system: improves the coordination and tacit understanding of the legions, enhances the combat capability of small groups, and enables the weak to defeat the strong and the strong to defeat the invincible.
The first few images were a bit hard to understand: Void Territory, the Overworld, other worlds, and selling bases. Later on, it became clear that it was because people were leaving this world. And the thing about selling territory buildings—it seems like they can sell anything. This wasn't explained clearly.
This chapter is too short. Even seasoned readers will just pass by. At least two hundred chapters are needed before someone gets hooked. 🥱🥱
I watched it for a long time and it seemed pretty good, but I just didn't understand it.
Do you look down on people who don't even belong to humans?
I suggest revising the first few chapters; they're confusing, and I had no idea who the main character was until later.
The protagonist is guided by the Book of Destiny and starts with a blue talent? The heroes are also mediocre? The protagonist seems pretty powerful at first glance, but upon closer inspection, they're just running out of talent. 😅
Is the main character Ling Yun or Wang Liping? Or neither? Keep the camera focused on the main character, don't let it shake.