The Supreme Summoner

The level is so poor that a king-level rat king at the beginning actually won a Patriotic War? Does a city know how many rats there are in its sewers? Not to mention hundreds of millions, but several million. If you add 240,000 troops, can you beat 600,000? Too stupid to kill your opponent with millions of rats? Even more, if you go to the forests and fields outside the city, are you afraid that there will be no mice? Even if you don't use rats to fight head-on, you can use rats to dig in, attack forage, destroy siege equipment, and make it impossible for your opponent to capture the capital! The author's military level is too low!

Accepted, lightning protection, the male protagonist adds the dog and the virgin

This book is nothing to read! I kept dancing until I saw more than 600 people, but I didn't even see the restoration of the country!

The plot is average, the protagonist has been wiped out and is still chattering.

A lump

The first dozen or so chapters are quite enjoyable to read, but towards the end there are not only typos but also a bunch of bad jokes. The plot connection is very strange. The relationship between the characters and some of the emotional descriptions feel like too much force and not enough force. The characters' emotions are forced to come to an end and then nothing happens.

Extremely poisonous

There are too many typos and the plot is bland. Regardless of whether the protagonist was a master before time travel, he was at least an adult. After time travel, he has memories of how to do things, just like a zz, but he can't do anything with his brain.