Heroic Spirit Summoning: The History Only I Know

I suddenly remembered a huge plot hole: can't those Heroic Spirits communicate about history? Or are they mute or unconscious?

The reality you've written is terrible, but the alternate world is great. I don't think you need to dwell on reality. There are plenty of novels that are purely simulated worlds. Your reality is too awkward, and the contrast with the alternate world is too obvious.

The real-world world is poorly crafted, but the dungeon world is well-written.

I thought it would be like the style of "Rakshasa Street," but it turns out the later parts focus more on historical simulations. It's a real shame about this genre.

Let me describe the current situation. The dungeons are generally fun, but the power levels outside of them are already somewhat inconsistent. Secondly, many mythical heroes are vying for your simulation, which lowers their prestige. Furthermore, these simulations are quite disorganized and lack a systematic arrangement.

I don't know why, but the comments weren't approved, so I had to write hundreds of words for nothing. It's really annoying. In short, this book Advantages: It's the second similar book after "Heroic Spirits," capitalizing on its popularity. Disadvantages: First, it's not an original story; it's all based on historical events.

After finishing Zhu Yuanzhang's story, I hope the author can seriously consider what to do next. Writing about emperors and rebellions is really getting tiresome; the methods for achieving universal harmony are the same old tricks, and they've been written about countless times. Maybe it's time to write something different.

Except for Zhang Jiao, everything after him is normal history. Please refund my coins. 🤗🤗

He has ideas, but lacks depth and writing skills.

This book has one major flaw. If you can contract with Heroic Spirits and even talk to them—is restoring history really that difficult?