Starting with Summoning Kokushibo

Why summon Shimura Danzo? He's old, ugly, evil, weak, and has low popularity. Summoning Obito would be better.

No way! Ever since watching "The Demon Slayer is Too Immortal" and "Roll Away Granny Wang," I've wanted to see a protagonist who's a cross-dresser, like a cross-dressing swordsman!

Seeing Tao Qianqian is just speechless, and the storyline about marrying into another family is even more toxic. Who with real ability would marry into another family? It really ruins the character's personality. I really don't know what the author was thinking. The parents don't want her, so the author expects her to marry into another family. It's so toxic.

Author, wake up! You're making this up for the sake of having a son-in-law. The master's family has already given a prophecy to help the protagonist, so why would they still make him a live-in son-in-law? If you know you should help him, you should change his status from a live-in son-in-law to a proper marriage! Don't you know that being a live-in son-in-law is a humiliation for a man?

I can't stand it anymore. The protagonist is insane; all the characters he summons are obscure and unpopular. Why can't he summon some popular ones? Are there any similar novels?

That werewolf girl is really toxic. She always thinks, "So what if I die?" If everyone thought like her, how could the protagonist act? Disobeying orders means "So what if I die?" And it gets worse. At first, it wasn't so bad, but later she'd do anything to cause trouble for the protagonist, always with the same excuse: "So what if I die?" What's the point of keeping someone like that around?

I've read the first few dozen chapters. 1. I also suggest revising the first chapter. The protagonist is in the book, so don't keep bringing up other novels. The protagonist's behavior logic is not based on the novels he has read. Such statements can only be used for discussions outside the book. 2. The settings are being changed way too fast!

In the West, men born out of wedlock are sometimes raised as family stewards or knights, their status tied to the family's interests so strong that they'd risk their lives for their legitimate status. Others are simply left to fend for themselves. However, it's absolutely unheard of for a man to be raised, discriminated against, or abused, as doing so would be pointless and a waste of money.

Looking for blue spider lilies? Are you kidding me? The world is different everywhere, why would I even bother looking for them? Is it really that idiotic?

How to put it? The main characters and supporting characters all have very low IQs, giving it a feel of children playing house.