My Summons Can't Be This Simple

In general, the situation in this book can be summed up in one word, that is "chaos" The first is the combat power system. Although it is divided into 9 levels, the combat power is a mystery. It looks very powerful, but it is all dead inexplicably Then there is the government, the Shou Zhenghui, and others. The relationship between these is very confusing. The first is the issue of a legion leader being slandered by the media. Let's not talk about the definition of the Shouzhenghui. In such a precarious society, there is actually a media that dares to cooperate with the army? Even the American media would not dare to do this. Secondly, regarding the Shou Zheng Association, no one said anything about the internal activities of such an organization that is at odds with the government? This thing is directly labeled as a cult, and if there are any questions, use their flags first, and other questions will be discussed later.

I just saw the review before the book was released, and I realized that I seemed to have read these general plot routines somewhere, but it didn't seem to be about summoning. It's been too long and I can't remember it clearly. The specific general direction is similar to what it was before the book was released. I pretended to be cool in the college entrance examination ↣ Beasts destroy the city ↣ and my college classmates Moved to the university ↣ Caught during the move ↣ Injected with medicine, the general direction was basically the same before it was put on the shelves. I haven't read the back of this book yet 😒. The back of the other book is about rescuing students alone ↣ The school rescue is belated ↣ Arriving at the university to form a team ↣ Investigating anomalies... In order to avoid unnecessary disputes, let me clarify that in my opinion there should be 95% difference between this book and the other one. It is just that the general direction and plot trend are the same for the time being. It was only when I saw the students being arrested that I suddenly remembered that there was such a book. I probably read it almost a year ago

The combat effectiveness has completely collapsed. As I said before, there are not many level 9 people in the world. The small city where the protagonist lives is extremely powerful at level 5. A boost within a dozen kilometers in the wild is only level 5. As a result, not long after, there are tens of thousands and tens of thousands of level 56 people, and there are also a lot of level 78 people. I just want to ask how big a place it takes to have a level 5 territory of more than ten kilometers. How big is the space for tens of thousands of level 5 people? There is only such a city in such a big place. This city is still a small city. In your small city, there are as many level 56 people as dogs. In a big city, there are as many level 78 people as dogs, and level 9 people are everywhere.

It feels pretty good, but my combat power is a bit off.

This doesn't seem to be the Zerg in my impression, it's just an ordinary bug... I thought it was a cosmic natural disaster like the Void Zerg that wiped out god-level civilizations! 😥

I don't know how to write book reviews, and even if I do, I can't write anything constructive. All I know is that your book is right up my alley. I like to watch. I support it. I was happy to see it. I vote.

It's very witty, no matter the protagonist or supporting role, and the war-torn background is more difficult to write.

I feel that the strength of the monsters is a bit unbalanced. Now I can kill all the monsters at level 8. The protagonist can almost kill them randomly from level 1 to level 5 or 6. There is no transition in strength at all. It feels too fast.

The worst book I have ever read, a mess of a bunch, forget about it if you lose your fighting ability, the writing behind it is completely out of place, the battle scenes are just mentioned in one stroke, you should just go to the first grade.

It's been inexplicable since the monsters sieged the city. Are you enjoying yourself? .