I, the Summoner of the Undead in the Apocalypse, One Person Is a Country

I really envy you. A necklace with the national emblem is considered a formal dress.

It's a cool book. It's pretty good to read without using your brain, but if you use your brain, there are some places where the logic doesn't make sense. This experience value is a big problem.

I can't stand watching this shit since Chapter 10.

The author's writing is good. Those who say it's not good enough didn't listen.

Zhen Shui, there are skill demonstrations in almost every chapter, and there are also many idiotic pretense and slap-in-the-face plots and foreshadowing.

It's too watery, the skill introduction ratio is too high, it's boring

It's easy to live an easy life relying on unprincipled bragging about the country and asking for support. That's right. Who can stand on two feet and rely on hard work to survive while crawling on four legs?

A typical person who only uses pig keyboards to entertain himself. In reality, he is useless and can only rely on fantasies on the Internet. In response to that sentence, I like how you can't stand Yamato but can't defeat Yamato. Whatever, you write it in vain. Anyway, you can't do anything about Yamato. This kind of pornography requires some spiritual fantasy to live in a world of spiritual victory so as not to have a mental breakdown.

Isn't it possible to summon only one? Why are there so many at once?

I watched a third of it and it was pretty good. The protagonist is very decisive, not like a virgin at all, but more like a villain. Moreover, the protagonist levels up quickly, reaching two or three levels in a day or two. In order to avenge his parents, the protagonist keeps searching for the truth, but the truth is not what he thought... (I haven't seen that yet)