Run! This Summoner Is Cheating

Although I haven't read this novel, reading this introduction has a strong dissuading effect. I have seen too many novels of this type, and every time the protagonist's career is recognized as rubbish, and then the protagonist cheats on her face. It seems very cool, but there are big logical loopholes in the selection and setting of "junk professions". These professions themselves are not "junk professions", but various very unreasonable restrictions are imposed on the professions, and then they are called junk professions. Obviously other professions are normal, but there is such a weird "abnormal profession", which is not logical at all.

I have a weak question, it is good to exchange the maximum life limit for the higher level of the summoned object, but in this way, the added physical attributes of the main body will be completely wasted. At the low level, it is okay, but if the level is higher, the damage to the protagonist will be gone. Also, when the level is high, the upper limit of life consumed will be very high. How many levels must the protagonist upgrade to synthesize the summoned object of the previous level?

The summoner you introduced cannot be said to be a waste profession, and the summoned beast at each level can only be said to be a late-stage profession, but not a waste.

Just reducing the upper limit of life is a bit poisonous.

I don't even want to take a look at the phrase "the most rubbish profession". The introduction is so poisonous.

A few suggestions for reading in a row: You have to dig a hole and bury it. Before entering the dungeon, I said that this dungeon has some important things for the protagonist. However, when I came out of the dungeon, I didn't talk about the significance of which one was important. After being revealed as the Riddler, didn't you even talk about it? This always feels awkward. The golden finger synthesis can be discussed in detail in two chapters! Since it can be synthesized, it must be the best one with a high explosion rate for ordinary people. High-level ones are not that important to the protagonist, and there is no need to pursue them deliberately. The other parts are well written. There are several things that attracted me when I first read this book. The first is that the synthesis of summons depends on the author's imagination. The second is that the protagonist himself can do scientific research. The innovative magical technology and summons are very interesting. Then the golden finger in the introduction is very interesting. I will forget the rest quickly after reading it. I will write it later when I think of it.

The beast master next door can have the skills to fuse the beast master and the beast master, so there is no reason why the summoner can't fuse it, or borrow the power of the summoned object.

It's too poisonous…I've read a few chapters and I can't stand it anymore.

The maximum health value is consumed like this?

There are too many plots in the dungeon. The key is that the plot is very average and not attractive.