
Summoner of Silver Metal
银色金属的召唤师
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 723k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
All-time: Clicks, Favorites, Likes.
215Chapters
94.3kClicks
1.8kFavorites
9.5Score
486Likes
Honours
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Responding to this wave of mindless insults, let's not let anyone stop this war of words!!!
I've been reading the author's mindless rants in book reviews, and I must say, they're satisfying, uniquely insightful, and utterly brilliant. Today, I'll follow the author's example and unleash my own rant, letting you know just how much you're worth! Enough talk, let's get started! "Invincible Me: Professionally Training Beautiful Girls," the title is terrible! Invincible? Sorry, I didn't see it. Bullying weaklings and calling it invincible? The author probably hasn't read any invincible stories. Training? Sorry, I didn't see it either. Training new recruits and calling it training? Author, don't you understand the sacred meaning of training in the eyes of gentlemen like us? As for beautiful girls… well, I have to admit, the female lead is…
A letter to all authors who are struggling despite low popularity but still persevere.
First of all, congratulations on starting your new work! Secondly, thank you for not giving up. I'm not exactly a book reviewer, more like a reader who loves to fantasize, and I think most science fiction readers are like me. Therefore, I can't use professional terminology to analyze the merits or demerits of this work, nor do I want to jump in to criticize or praise the author, but I have a lot on my mind that I just have to get off my chest. I got to know Trench Coat through his novel *Free Knight*, and later followed the second book in the same series, *Ghost Eye*, and then *Buddha's Calamity*, which I've since abandoned. In a way, I'm a long-time reader, even though it's only now that I'm writing a long review. It's really a shame I've been reading for so long...
A book review
This is Shadow, and this is the promised book review. Hmm… I've only written one or two reviews before, so I'm not sure what to write. Just bear with it. I remember publishing my first work on this website in the latter half of 2015; looking back, time really flies. *Cough*… My initial post received a surprisingly good response, but then I disappeared because I ran out of stories to publish and had to attend classes. Later, due to various reasons after graduation and work, I never returned here, only intermittently serializing for a short period until recently when I had a new story…
Oh, before I knew it, it had already reached 27,000 clicks, surpassing "The Wrong Journey to the West" to become my fourth and fourth-to-last "hot" work. Congratulations!
Wow, I've already written 500,000 words!
Guess
I'm just someone who enjoys reading fantasy novels. I think Trench Coat's books are getting better and better, and they deserve recognition. No matter what others say or how they feel, Trench Coat, keep going! Generally, I read two or three novels at the same time. Sometimes I'll finish a book after reading a few chapters. What I mean is, in terms of "plot holes"—when the author stops writing, it's called a "plot hole," and when I stop reading, it's called "filling it in." I almost finished reading *The Summoner*. Luckily, I persevered, or I would have missed it. What attracts me is the apocalyptic setting, with many fantastical elements...
Tomb sweeping and ashes cleaning
I really liked this book, and now it's finished...
This is the first update of the day. There will be a second update later. Updating like this is really unpleasant.
True to my word, here's the second update for today! Ugh, I really hate extra chapters.