
Summoning from Another World: Martial Might Rules the Realm
异界召唤之武镇天下
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.3M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Dynasty Wars
- Updated
- 13d ago
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In fantasy worlds, let's not even talk about how powerful barbarians are. Without resources, they can't defeat legitimate dynasties. They have to plunder resources to develop, which is absurd. They'd wipe you out in no time. This is a fantasy world, not some ancient fictional world. Resources are paramount. Without resources, where do you get warriors? That doesn't make sense. And sending the old, weak, and disabled to their deaths, without even food, where do you get resources?
Author, please proofread your work after you finish writing; there are too many grammatical errors. What does it mean when someone's strength hasn't changed, but it has increased dramatically? And there are many more examples like that.
Here's some advice: it's best to summon characters that dominate within the same realm. Summoning characters across a major realm feels a bit fake and isn't necessary.
To be honest, it's become pretty boring since the country was founded. With 600,000 troops, each soldier can kill thousands at a time and instantly wipe out the enemy general. Instantly, the army becomes practically useless. What's the point of summoning an army then? Why not just summon top-tier combat power directly?
The eunuch's symptoms began to appear.
After reading 53 chapters, I can only describe it in two words: dizzy. Seriously, I have to say, comparisons are key. I remember reading Dong Tian Buleng's *Eternal Heroes* and the later books in the same series, and constantly criticizing them. But I never imagined *Eternal Heroes* would become the pinnacle of this genre.
A little suggestion
Actually, dynastic stories could include more everyday life elements, such as the daily lives of outstanding individuals, city planning and construction, and comparisons of the daily lives of ordinary people before and after the events... This would prevent reader fatigue and also help increase the word count. 😁
It's getting more and more boring. It's just endless conquering and fighting, with no real substance. I'm fed up. Can't you at least write something about domestic development? Even a diary entry isn't written like this!
It's become a mindless wish-fulfillment novel. A country is constantly at war after only 3-4 years; how can the people endure that? So many people are killed every time a country is conquered, and then governance becomes like raising pigs. There's absolutely no resistance. Did you exterminate nine generations of your family among those you killed? Completely mindless, the more you read, the less interesting it becomes.
If you're relying on killing to summon an army, where will you find so many people to kill? Besides, most of your soldiers are highly skilled. So how will you support such an army? Doesn't the current dynasty want an army composed entirely of both acquired and innate talents? The answer is no, they can't afford it. The more elite the army, the more resources it needs. How will you support it?