Myriad Worlds: I Have Summoner Skills
诸天：我有召唤师技能
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- 171k Words
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- Myriad Worlds
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83Chapters
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The story in this synopsis is terrible... Can't you write something fresh and let Uncle Nine rest?
Therefore, the main treatment for this kind of illness should be acupuncture, so that there would be no risks. Otherwise, other medicines or pills would carry such risks.
This description of the dungeon world is a bit too generic (these dungeon worlds have been written about to death) 😏😏😏, not very appealing 😏
The so-called "overseas medical skills" is just a forced exaggeration. It's like a complete novice trying to teach a medical master in a martial arts world about modern medicine, surgery, internal medicine, or orthopedics—they're treating people like idiots.
I'm really frustrated after reading chapter 19. The protagonist has absolutely no medical knowledge, yet he dares to challenge Hu Qingniu, let alone discuss medicine later on. What nonsense about any modern person being able to talk about medicine? I just don't understand how that works. Does drinking more hot water count? Doesn't he feel embarrassed?
Such powerful summoner spells and dungeons, yet they're set in a martial arts world?! This operation really left me speechless.
I've always felt there's a flaw in wuxia novels: how could two martial arts masters possibly exchange hundreds of blows? Logically, internal energy increases a martial artist's strength and speed, but it shouldn't increase reaction time. Even if internal energy could increase reaction time, two equally skilled martial artists would have similar reaction speeds.
In a world without storage equipment, murder and looting are only possible with money; nothing else is possible. Just like who carries their property deed to work, let alone a robbery on the street.
I'm speechless. Your "Resurrection" book was generally quite good; I'm even a fellow member of the group. What's wrong with this one? The beginning was readable, but suddenly, out of nowhere, it started recruiting the Purple-Robed Dragon King, inexplicably unleashing all its skills, inexplicably reversing time, inexplicably letting Huang Yong go, and inexplicably making the characters…
Personally, I think it's better to write a Western-themed dungeon rather than an Eastern-themed one, since this skill feels a bit out of place in an Eastern setting.