Lord: Summoning the Lotus Lantern from the Start

A black loaf of bread costs two copper coins, and all the meat from a bear can only be sold for 35 copper coins. Is this reasonable?

Meat is cheaper than bread? How did you come up with that, author? I'm too lazy to even comment.

A baron owns three acres? ... Author, do you have some misunderstanding about the unit of area called "acre"? That's less than one-tenth the size of a village!

Could the author perhaps change the protagonist's appearance later on? Because having a Western face and a Western name, then suddenly grabbing a Lotus Lantern or tearing off your clothes to reveal a giant golden dragon saying "Great Mighty Heavenly Dragon," just feels strange. It feels incongruous yet strangely harmonious; the feeling is so bizarre, the image is too beautiful to imagine.

I have a few suggestions, as others have already mentioned. First, the author could change the protagonist's name to something Eastern, since all the characters summoned are from the East. Second, pay attention to the currency system; I feel it's not quite right. There's a conflict between copper and silver coins; a 100:1 ratio would be more appropriate. Then, by paying attention to these small details, the book would be quite good.

I want to ask, is the Lotus Lantern a high-quality replica? The Lotus Lantern has twelve stars, but a mere bag of gold coins can have three stars? And the Burning Wood Knife Technique from a mid-to-low martial arts world can have four and a half stars? It's not even a high-martial arts version, did you design this with your toes?

The Lotus Lantern is a primordial spiritual treasure; this is the first time I've ever heard of it.

Ugh, I can't hold back anymore. Could the author please change the currency exchange rate? One to ten is the first time I've ever seen that! One gold coin to one hundred copper coins is far too low. A monster's magic core costs six gold coins, which only gets you six hundred copper coins—equivalent to three hundred black loaves of bread, or sixty mediocre white loaves of bread. It's ridiculous!

If there's a grudge, it should be settled discreetly. Why resort to bandits to kill a nobleman? Even a baron is still a nobleman. This has triggered the collective interests of the nobility; this time it's a baron, next a viscount.

The author's imagination is limited, so I'm calling for all sorts of strange and unusual summoning items, in the following format: Name: xx Level: Text is sufficient **Brief Introduction:** Ideally, it should have a unique soul (so I can easily draw inspiration from it).