What I Summoned Was Definitely Not an Evil Spirit.

I am also a reader, and I know that it is more comfortable to stock up and read, but new authors really can't afford to hurt it. All the rewards from readers and other big readers will be counted as the latest updates on the shelves, but I don't force this, and the monthly ticket is also included. This book only needs to be read, and only this book can be recommended. The game is originally a relatively cool channel. The seedlings are too fragile and not many people follow them. It is really easy to grow to death.

It's still a seedling, why did you start killing it?😏

The author writes well, but there are some parts that I don't find very attractive. One is that the title and introduction mainly emphasize the summoned Cthulhu-type monsters, but when it comes to the plot, there are not many black goat cubs in the early stage, and it is more like a card-based rules game. The other is that when it was updated to the first 100 chapters, the dungeon of Elf Nursery took up more than 20 chapters of the plot, which may be slightly unbalanced. Moreover, even if I skipped to the end, very important plot props did not appear. This dungeon in the early stage would be too redundant. There is nothing else, I hope the author will update more.

The coherence of the story is a bit lacking, and I felt like something was missing after reading the first dozen chapters. There is also setting, such as the world background, power system, the main story line of the game itself, etc., Which should be written down, so that readers can have a basic understanding of the world. As a result, there is basically no description of the world setting in more than ten chapters, and what the protagonist did is directly written 😅

Don't tell me that what you just read is interesting 😰

The author had an idea and supported it

Damn it, it's on the shelves and there are more updates. Rare, rare

It's okay. The most annoying thing is that there are always typos and omissions. The experience is really bad. I was just getting into the movie when a typo messed up my thoughts again.

There are too many bad sentences, typos, and missing words. Doesn't the author check after he finishes writing? It affects the reading experience very much 🙂

You haven't updated it for two days, eunuch?

Is it normal to be so hyper-gamed in a dungeon? It doesn't feel like you are acting as a substitute, but what the protagonist says does not fit his identity, and there are many things that this person should not know.

After reading the latest chapter, I feel like it is a series in my lifetime. Can the author still achieve his goal of one million when it was published?

Several heroines

There are all kinds of typos, grammatical errors, and punctuation errors. It's really uncomfortable to watch.

I don't know if I jumped too much. I still feel that the power system is not clear enough. For example, how to calculate the number of card slots, what is the purpose of upgrading, how to upgrade the stage, are there big tier divisions and names like black, iron, and silver, etc., Etc., I can't figure it out.

I voted for a monthly ticket. Please pay attention to this typo.

After discussing with the editor, it will be put on the shelves on Tuesday, with more than 30,000 updates on the same day. How many more will be added depends on the first order of the brothers Detailed exchanges will be posted when the time comes By the way, I will set up a communication group at 925928305 If you are interested, come in to take a look at the settings and chat. If you feel angry, you can also come in and scold me🌚

Come visit me with your work "The Witcher Begins in America" ​​and thank you! Added to favorites, great imagination, and the author's writing style is very good.

Updates are so slow. When will the protagonist's profession be released?

I don't know if the name is different. We don't call the principality a park here...

I found that the author also likes to use these words in some unnecessary places. It is similar to these words. It is really uncomfortable to read these words that express general meaning in some clearly defined places.