My Summon Is Absolutely Not an Evil Demon

I'm a reader too, and I know it's more comfortable to stock up on what I read, but new authors really can't afford to lose. I count all the donations from you readers as part of the bonus chapters when the book is released, but I don't expect that, and the same goes for monthly tickets. This book is the only one that can be recommended; you just need to read it repeatedly.

It's still a seedling, how could you start killing it? 😏

The author writes very well, but some parts weren't very engaging for me. One aspect is that the title and description mainly emphasize the summoned Cthulhu-like monsters, but there aren't many Black Goat Hatchlings in the early stages of the story, making it more like a card-based game.

The story's coherence is somewhat lacking; the first dozen or so chapters felt incomplete. Also, the setting—like the world background, power system, and the game's main storyline—should be explained to give readers a basic understanding of the world. However, the first dozen or so chapters barely describe the world setting; they just jump straight to what the protagonist does. 😅

The author has ideas, I support them.

You know what, I just finished reading it and it's actually pretty interesting. 😰

It's alright, but what's most annoying is the frequent typos and omissions. It makes for a terrible viewing experience. Just when I'm getting into the story, a typo throws me off balance.

You haven't updated for two days, have you abandoned the project?

Holy crap, tons of chapters released after launch! That's rare, really rare.

There are too many grammatical errors, typos, and omissions. Doesn't the author proofread after writing? It really affects the reading experience. 🙂