Sui and Tang: Summoning in Troubled Times
隋唐之乱世召唤
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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[Comment] In the world of online literature, there are very few who don't plagiarize; they just stick to their nature.
Just believe in yourself. Who dares to say that no one plagiarizes in online novels? Even authors like Bronze plagiarize, okay? The first summoning novel I read wasn't by Bronze; "Rebirth of a Hundred Generals" was probably the original. So ignore them and just write patiently. As long as there's innovation and highlights, it's a good book. Bronze merely opened up a shortcut for summoning novels.
Another system intrusion! What was the author thinking? Since the system belongs to the host, it should help the host, so why create powerful enemies for the host? Are all authors who write about summoning powerful generals the same? I've lost count of how many of these I've read. I can't take it anymore! The system belongs to the host, not someone else, so why this ridiculous intrusion?
Twin System? What the heck? Is it some kind of jinx?
One protagonist is enough, why two? Are you complaining about the population? Why not transmigrate into hundreds of different worlds, kill indiscriminately, and ideally end up with only tens of thousands of people left, only to be wiped out by a foreign race... (Ending)
Extremely poisonous. And it's double-penetrating!!!
[Plot] State your background: extra's name, four dimensions, potential attributes, identity, and special skills.
If a minor character writes something reasonable, we'll accept them. 😚
This kind of book feels overused. And the most illogical thing is why all the summoned characters are the protagonist's own? The suggestion is to only summon people from future dynasties, and these characters possess their own thoughts. To obtain them, one must rely on their own strength and charisma. This would feel more grand, but all the benefits go to the protagonist, which is pointless.
I checked Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform), and all the novels about the Sui and Tang dynasties have been abandoned.
Wasn't this book abandoned? Why is it still being updated?
Wasn't this book abandoned? Why is it still being updated?
I read a few chapters, and now it's going to be taken down.
The protagonist is only 10 years old. Although he has a status, he's not yet an adult. Why would anyone respect a child who hasn't even grown his hair yet? Let alone recruit heroes from all over the land to rebel against the Sui Dynasty. Furthermore, the period from the Sui's conquest of Chen to the early reign of Yang Guang was the Sui's peak, with countless civil and military officials.