Versatile Mage: I Want to Summon Baron Nashor

The beginning is actually quite good. After the intermediate awakening, this book is basically uninteresting. The main character is a summoning system, and other systems will be swallowed up by the summoning system. In a world where great power belongs to itself, it really has no power. The plot of relying entirely on external objects is really dissuading. If you can permanently integrate the power of summoned beasts, it will be okay. The key is temporary. Doesn't the author consider the issue of priority? External things that are strong are just external things, and one's own strength is the foundation. It's a good idea for you to cut off the root of your own strength.

Just a summoning system, this is called a full-time mage This is a summoning style, not a magic, just a summoning to write a full-time mage, it is no longer an ordinary poison, it is simply super poisonous

Is there anything cool about summoning wild monsters? Isn't it good to summon the Czar, the Dog-headed Crocodile?

If you don't know how to understand feelings, then don't understand. See you. Zhan Kong wasn't familiar with it yet, so he said, "I'll help you get revenge." Brother, your emotional drama is too damn fake, right?

I don't play League of Legends. When I saw Baron Nash in the introduction, I thought he was a vampire. I searched it and found out it was a snake-like monster, but I quite like it.

Have you included all the female protagonists and some female supporting characters?

Does the heroine have Heidi and Concubine Blanche?

The author, the heroines include Mu Ningxue, Ye Xinxia, Jiang Shaoxu, Asha Ruiya, Mu Nujiao, Mu Muxin, Ai Tutu, Irene, Qin Yu'er, Bai Tingting, Heidi, Blanche, Nan Jue, Ye Chang, Mochizuki Qianxun, Oluna, Tang Yue, Leng Qing, Yu Shishi, Ding Yumian, Apas, Song Feiyao, Sakya 🙂🙂🙂

This emotional drama gives me a headache😅😅😅