Dynasty Summoning: A Low-Key Contest for Supremacy

If you give all your subordinates to the princess, what about your power? What's the point of relying on others to conquer the world and then taking it back? If you don't develop your own power, who will respect you?

This book isn't particularly good; it only stands out because of its peers, whose intellectual level is at least average. The author should quickly build up a backlog of chapters for a massive update rush upon release. 20,000 Words a day would be ideal.

Good heavens, while Chu Qingyan is working herself to the bone fighting bandits, the protagonist is just swindling food, drink, money, and fame in the background!

At first, I thought this book was quite good; every supporting character was intelligent. Compared to other similar works, it was practically a gem. However, after reading chapter 146, I suddenly didn't want to continue reading. The previous chapters had their exciting moments and that was fine, and the numerous typos weren't a big deal. At least there was no filler. The basic logic was sound.

Ugh, I'm speechless. How could you just abandon it like that? I subscribed to the entire book and used every single monthly pass I had since I started reading it last year. How could you just abandon it like that? The book's performance wasn't bad, I thought it was alright. How could you just abandon it like that? I've been thinking about it for so long and I still can't figure out why it was abandoned. I'm so angry! 😡

If even a fiefdom is this difficult to control, how can you write 500 chapters about a single state, or even the entire dynasty? Not many people will be willing to follow this narrative; the pace is just too slow. I've given my first subscription, but I don't want to say anything more. It's really slow.

They've already unified two provinces, yet they still don't have a single top-tier commander. Aren't Bai Juyi, Han Xin, Li Yu, and Yue Fei here to keep things in check? Are they really going to rely on a few fierce generals to fight against the Four Kings and the Zhenguo Mansion? Is the Song Dynasty destined to produce a Liangshan hero? Where is my Yue Fei? Where is my Gao Chong?

I can understand the ensemble cast, but aside from the four kings, the court officials are clearly idiots, and they still give it so many words? It's so padded! I'm having a reading slump and can't even finish it.

The two sisters criticized the Fourth Prince, but I feel they're no better than him. The Emperor, the princes, and other members of the royal family are all wary of the Zhenguo Mansion, yet outside the capital, this second young lady openly begins to win over her subordinates. Anyone with a modicum of ability could see this, and the Emperor, not being stupid, knows exactly what she's thinking.

Lately, I've been summoning mostly characters from the Three Kingdoms period. While the Three Kingdoms is the most familiar to us, precisely because it's so familiar, I'm getting a bit tired of it. I hope you'll include more famous ministers and generals from other dynasties. Also, I hope you'll introduce Zhao Kuo, not the Zhao Kuo who's been unfairly maligned as just a theorist.