The City I Summoned Can Talk

If you start a new book, please let me know. The completion of this one was a bit sudden.

It's a book that looks good, but I just can't get into it. I don't feel connected to it.

I think the book has a great premise, but the excessive number of cities at the beginning is distracting, and the protagonist's character development is too slow. I hope the author can revise it thoroughly without changing the premise. Anyone else feel the same way?

We are collecting suggestions for cities. Tell us which city you would like to see, and explain why.

Haha, my first post! Congratulations on your new book launch!

I want to see the author write about the interior of a city, install barracks, summon ancient soldiers, and engage in farming and conquest.

The first Baiyujing greatly increases the possibility of cheating. Baiyujing can be described as a city that does not exist, yet many people wish it to exist; it can be said to be a city formed by the convergence of faith. If I were the protagonist, I would try to write the Harry Potter series, which would very likely bring Hogwarts to life.

Warhammer 40,000: Emperor: And My Royal Palace!!!

I saw this idea on JJ a year ago, although the setting was different from the description, so I don't know the details.

I think that since it will summon different cities in the East and West, shouldn't there be some differences in language? I felt that Bai Yujing's writing style was very much like a translation at the beginning.