My Spirit Beasts Come from China

There are too few exciting moments. The title is about spirit summoning, but there's only one spirit summoned in hundreds of chapters, and it can only be summoned at the fourth tier. I came for the Chinese spirit summoning, but after reading hundreds of chapters, the spirit summoning isn't the focus at all. It's practically non-existent, just a buff tool. There's absolutely no anticipation.

Hilarious! The army needs resources and must be self-sufficient, obtaining them themselves.

The protagonist's initial ambush by the Crimson Flame Python might have been orchestrated by the old man named Li Xin as a test for him. This kind of testing and spying under the guise of caring for the protagonist is bound to happen again. These kinds of people are even more despicable than villains. It's best to stay far away from them until you have the power, and once you do, it's best to kill them all.

Based on the plot I've seen so far, the entire framework and its underlying values ​​are problematic. First, the city guard's self-sufficiency is absurd; it's laughable that an army could be self-sufficient. Second, the compensation for the demon attack on Linhai City ten years ago is ridiculous.

A bit of a breakdown The protagonist is A-level, and so are those powerful families. Even if the forbidden zone of life is stronger, it's definitely not S-level, otherwise it would be rated S. Everyone's at level A, so it's reasonable for the protagonist to use a basic attack to wipe out a powerful family who has cultivated powerful techniques, right?

Your system is so powerful that even with the best features, your cheat level might not be as high as your peers, haha. The biggest taboo in wish-fulfillment novels, especially those with a cheat code, is that if you're not even as good as your peers, what's the point of cheating?

Why does awakening have to be hidden? I'm fed up with this kind of thing; I've seen enough of it.

This protagonist gets into all sorts of trouble every day, then acts completely innocent afterward. It feels like the author made him too stupid; his character is weird, and he always seems to sabotage his own side every time he breaks through to a higher level.

A nation's most important college entrance examination was so easily invaded by human lackeys of demons. Without the protagonist's halo, wouldn't all these geniuses have died out? How is it that this country hasn't perished yet? Outrageous!

This number is truly speechless =_= Over a hundred chapters, there are millions of ordinary people in the city, but only a handful of Spirit Masters. It is said that there is no bottleneck before the fourth rank, but in reality there are only a few fourth-rank individuals.