National Awakening: There Is a Big Problem with My Summoning Technique

The True Lord Gulu Descends from the Mountain ~ Gan Yu

My name is Bao Lei, [Arc] among the Seven Stars of Liyue

My wife is the best in the world, who dares to oppose Lexington? I'll blow his head off

I think the villain organizations in novels are not that powerful. Unless it is a dispute between high-level factions in the country. The remaining evil churches and the like are not that powerful. This kind of organization is either to rule the world or to summon gods or something to sacrifice all mankind. If so, the abuse has been done for a long time. It is just that they have no strength and are like the rats. They are hiding in Tibet. There is no fixed location. The national forces think that complaining too much is not worth the manpower and material resources, so they do not annihilate them. As for directly attacking important talents in the city like in the novel, it is courting death. It is difficult enough for them to secretly build an altar. In real life, there are cameras everywhere. Is there any measure in the extraordinary world? No normal person would go to a cult. Countries with high-level talents are already there. Otherwise, what is the purpose of the awakening ceremony? Ancient society all knew the importance of talents, let alone now. School is the foundation. How can the country not pay attention to it? As for resources, does a cult compete with the country for resources? Isn't this a joke? Those villains want no one, no supplies, but they can only survive because they are hidden deep enough and the country has not put in the effort to exterminate them. Yet they still dare to go to the city to carry out direct attacks? Attacking senior talents Haha Isn't this looking for death?

Qingqing~

After reading more than 20 chapters, please share your thoughts and questions Does the summoned character always have a favorable opinion of the summoner? Was the carving master before he was summoned his true form in Liyue? I feel that the relationship between the master and the protagonist is as if they are already very good friends. I feel quite baffled and don't know where the relationship comes from... The main reason is that it looks uncomfortable.

The plot is exactly the same as that of Summoning a Warlock.

The writing is okay, but the author has underestimated the power of a country. If a fallen country with a silver level appears, Chaofan will definitely let Chaofan take the gold. In the plot, the gold is dead and the troops have lost so many. Unless there is a big turmoil in the country and no manpower can be spared, there will definitely be a huge army on the border, a city blockade, and a military takeover. This is the courage a country should have.

I look down onyou

Ship Girl Lexington and Glory!

Except for the obscenity, which is a bit embarrassing in some places, the rest is pretty good.

. . Generally speaking, readers probably come here for a certain character, and the writing is not very good.

I suggest the author to read Nine Star Poisonous Milk, a novel of the same type. In this novel you wrote, the protagonist's growth rate and rhythm are too different. I read all the chapters, and I only saw that the protagonist was beaten throughout the whole process, and that the country's power was too weak, and he was inexplicably moved by himself. Come on, author.

The subject matter is good and everything else is good. I like having a younger brother who goes against pig's feet and cheats on pig's feet. I really want to persuade him to quit and give up.

Although the writing is good, I prefer the younger sister to the younger brother. The relationship between the protagonist and Keqing develops too fast. You should take your time, otherwise it will make people feel that Keqing is too easy to conquer and too cheap.

Can you please stop repeating the embarrassing show of affection with your summoned creature all the time? The author must be so short of women that he can't stand it and withdraws.

Girls who wish for an ark, come to a mud rock, Miss Sakaz

My brother is a little bit poisonous and can't stand it. Depressed