I Can Summon the Bitter Realm

The protagonist is neither good at literature nor martial arts; how can he compete with the characters in the Pili world? Every renowned master in Pili is a legendary figure. The protagonist lacks top-tier intelligence and martial arts skills, and his talent, as described earlier, is extremely poor. So, what makes him stand out?

Since you've finally signed a contract, write well. Don't let things turn out like before, where even the cheat system was stolen. That's just disgusting and makes people complain about having too many readers.

You can let a character possess you; don't summon a real person.

Write a Pili novel... I read one that was never completed... Let's see if you can write 5 million words.

Don't be capricious when writing a book. Books with uncontrollable loyalty in the summoning element are basically doomed to fail. This single flaw restricts everything you do afterward, and every plot hole requires countless patches to fill. Even ten years ago, there weren't many books with uncontrollable loyalty in the summoning element; don't think you're special or going against the tide.

Ugh! The author wrote the protagonist of this book for one purpose: to create a character. He's completely useless. He's neither clever nor powerful; he only has one thought: to survive. He has no other goals. Ironically, the character he created is more charismatic. But I'm wondering how he'll write about the powerful characters and their personalities and ambitions later on.

And so vicious... He keeps getting slapped in the face by the other side. His own side is always summoning cats and dogs... You really don't understand the appeal of Pili (a popular Chinese martial arts series).

Are there still people who dare to write novels these days where the loyalty of summoned characters can't be guaranteed? Aren't they afraid of poisoning the readers' hearts? If you summon a villainous serial killer, wouldn't the protagonist be dead in no time?

Is this person telling the truth? Could this book be just as toxic...?

Your tactic of bringing real people here, claiming it won't affect their interests and that they'll obey your orders and cooperate with you, ultimately turns this world into a chaotic mess. In the end, you'll be killed by ambitious individuals, martial arts sects, aristocratic families, and figures from Confucianism, Taoism, and Buddhism, and everyone will divide the world equally.