The All-Class Summoner

Ten years ago, "Invincible Zerg in Another World" was a famous novel in the "military-explosive" genre, and the author's career peaked right from the start. It's been 14 years since then. But the writing style looks exactly the same as it did more than ten years ago, such as the description of the black-haired female protagonist, the protagonist's inner thoughts, and the classic jealousy and…

This part is so stupid. The Grand Marshal goes to war, and the people left behind kill his entire family. He even knows that the people left behind will harm his relatives after he leaves, but he still leaves without hesitation. They can't just take all the S-ranks and leave the few S-rank powerhouses behind, can they? This isn't some chaotic cult. Even if the Sword Emperor died, they can't just use any excuse to kill high-ranking superhumans. Damn, they deleted the book, that's no fun.

A returning reader feels this book will be a combination of "Mechanical God Emperor" and "God and Demon System." I love both of these books. Just focus on what you're good at and don't follow trendy tropes. The readers who come back are those who read your previous works.

Good heavens, the assets have started a new book!

It feels like a bait-and-switch tactic, writing about summoners but having nothing to do with summoning; all they do is practice swordsmanship or martial arts every day.

I guess this deterred a lot of people, because there aren't many comments! It's a bit baffling; what exactly is the protagonist's profession? Actually, you could say he's a jack-of-all-trades, he can use any profession. As long as he wants to kill someone, that profession becomes his! So, shouldn't he just pick any good profession and combine the advantages of all professions?

Is the protagonist a simp? He saved Valentina, gave her the Water of Life, and promised her a favor. Logically, shouldn't Valentina repay the life-saving debt? Instead, it's all the protagonist's doing, fawning over him. When this woman asked him for help, she pitifully said she owed him a favor and promised to help him. But after being saved, she turned her back on him, shamelessly demanding benefits. What's worse, the protagonist actually gave her what she wanted! It's utterly speechless.

A summoner who spends all his time either boxing or wielding a sword...

Asset's "military mobilization" style is truly amazing. I just don't understand why he changed his style! I love every book in Asset's "military mobilization" style. I always love Asset's "military mobilization" novels. Asset, finding your past self, "military mobilization" is your mainstream style. Just like Transformers, Alien, and Predator—a masterpiece.

Uh, it's written like a diary entry, and it always takes the protagonist's halo for granted.