Supreme Spirit Tamer

The main character is a summoner mage, but the author wrote him as a melee mage. If you don't like this, you can leave now.

Summoner, even if you allocate all your free points to Stamina, you'll still reach 6.

I came in every day with the poison, and then I was defeated after seeing the third book finish. I was drawn in by the title and synopsis, hoping to find something special, but the book barely touched on controlling and training spirits in combat. The protagonist just spent all his time playing with his crappy swordsmanship.

Even in a realistic setting, the protagonist still only has level 2 mechanical technology. The idea of ​​attaching a heat-releasing stone to a knife for special effects is just too abstract.

The writing is average, and the post-apocalyptic setting is quite old. The beginning and some dialogue are similar to those in earlier post-apocalyptic books. However, it has its own highlights in terms of basic and minor settings.

I've only read the first page and haven't read any more. Speaking of the protagonist's death, it's quite bizarre, even considering my more than ten years of writing novels.

I just invested this afternoon and signed the contract this evening. That was really timely!

Since no one's posting, I'll do it myself.

Single female lead? Multiverse? Uh oh, I immediately lost all motivation to continue reading. Well, good luck then, I'll come back and check it out when I've run out of books to read.

I have a suggestion! After reading so many chapters, all I've read is about exploring and leveling up in secret realms, and even reversing the process. I feel like they could add some twists and turns, something more exciting and suspenseful. The main problem is that what I've written so far lacks passion and is too bland!