Only I Can Use Summoning

Very good! Personally, I occasionally want to read novels when I'm bored, but very few of them truly captivate me. I'm not trying to praise the author, but I genuinely feel this is a very interesting novel. To say it's realistic, when I read novels, I tend to immerse myself in the characters. Moreover, the combination of games and reality adds a lot of fun, which is fantastic.

The monsters have no levels, and their strength is unclear. The S-rank talent senior student can instantly kill the first-floor boss, but is doomed against elite bosses. Yet, she's fighting mobs on the fifth floor, and is even a key member of the team. The mobs on the second floor have attack power almost equal to the first-floor boss, while the mobs on the fifth floor are only slightly stronger than the first-floor boss? The actual plot is rather constipated!

Well, to sum it up, the setting of this book is quite interesting, with elements like SSS summoning magic, a demonic realm, and a creator god. The early parts of the book are quite engaging, despite some shortcomings. The monster-hunting and leveling up are very enjoyable, especially the boss battles in the dozen or so levels, featuring orc swordsmen, clowns, steel titans, and the dark dragon…

The writing is alright, but there's a bug. Earlier, when discussing the murderer, it was said that Shen Mengdie's mental strength was weak, but later it was said that due to her profession, she needed to focus on increasing her mental strength... Ugh, this...

This author's thought process must be messed up. The boss takes ten minutes to kill the mobs? Unbelievable! Earlier it was said that the mobs' health would be down to half in no time. How long is "no time"? Let's say a minute, that's only two minutes. Ten minutes? Are you a snail? No sense of time at all! And the plot is so childish and clichéd. I don't understand why it got so few bad reviews. I thought it would be pretty good, what a waste of time!

Has anyone read "Days of Surviving on a Deserted Island with the School Beauty"? I thought it was really good, but the author updates very slowly. I hope it has a complete ending. Is there anyone else who, like me, enjoys reading first-person novels? I hope Yueling and Xiao Chen have a perfect ending. Thank you, don't be sad, thank you!

The data is chaotic, the people are brainless and overly sanctimonious, the intelligence is artificially lowered, and the logic is flawed. Various forced displays of arrogance and self-righteous decisiveness only make the reading more and more awkward. Overall, aside from the novel premise, it's completely uninteresting.

He let his things get stolen, drew two turtles when throwing darts at his own sister, and even got into a fight while drinking with her. But he let his sister off the hook when she wanted to throw darts at her. So, surely the saint's head isn't black (meaning he's not innocent).

It's visually appealing, but a bit too abbreviated. It would be much better if it were like "God-Level Talent in Online Games," where the attributes, effects, and damage of equipment are described during its evolution or acquisition. However, writing novels is quite troublesome, so I understand the author's perspective.

It's pretty good. The beginning is excellent, although the male lead is a bit soft-hearted. At first, I thought he was a bit cold-hearted, but the plot gets more and more enjoyable as you read on. I'm really looking forward to the rest of the story. Keep up the good work, author!