Summoning Total War

Raw title: 召唤全面战争 Status: 102+128+112+74+4 Chapters (Completed -5 Volumes) .............. Author: 诸生浮屠 Author has many other works including Abyss Domination, Super Floating City.

From what I've read, this novel and 'wartruck in the apocalypse' are the best novel from this batch. - This novel gives a world building feeling and war. Yes, war feeling. When you listen to war music or final boss music this can be pretty badass. - Anyone heard of sparta? The begin can be pretty confusing as the first 2 chapters are slight info dumps, but still pretty important to know. - Basically MC's start a newbie village with SPARTA! and greek infantry, basically he probably can gain any ancient troops. - World: Typical fantasy trope, trolls, gnomes, high elves and (huge pteros, sort of winged dinosaur) - mc's background is basically the lord of his own territory that suddenly popped up in the new world, he gain population by accepting refugees who are spartans, greeks ect. - MC's intelligence is above average, at least knows how to make a good kingdom (town for now) - Translation: Good - Guys? LET'S HAVE SPARTA!

Okay so I haven't read the chapters yet, but damn that's some ****ty synopsis ! Literally nothing about the story. I can tell he's some sort of a wanna-be "king" entity but couldn't it at least give hints to the plot like synopsis should?? Anyways when I read I'll come back.

Potential harem warning, and with tsunderes. The tactics employed by the MC are rash and with little logic, such as letting the Gnolls attack at night despite them having night vision because "If they want a fight, give it to them" logic that only serves to "bolster" MC's image to the viewer. Plot armor is also a thing, and non of the town building stuff goes indebt despite all the screens, like why the towns people he summoned don't question anything after suddenly coming to existence, people from actual Greek suddenly came onto shore and just acted like nothing happened and followed the MC just cause. Author also doesn't know any real history, as apparently the only thing he watched was 300 and thinks that all Spartans just wear red robes, when they wore a chest guard and helmet; in this novel MC also makes Spartans throw javelins and then rush with daggers, which is just wrong on so many levels, like how Spartans never carried daggers, or how they mainly fought in formation with and didn't just bum rush with these so called daggers, they had swords, but not daggers. The translation is also pretty bad, sentences just stop for some reason without any context and words are freely swapped around, what's worse is that numbers are also swapped, like in the beginning MC is saved by Spartans, then when showing town info it says he has 0 spartan soldiers, then later says he has 80. These are only some of the issues affecting this novel, it's a novel you'd force yourself to read once you can't find anything else. It had a decent start with a semi-smart MC not thinking with his dick and actually having some form of planning, then it became a Lords Empire.

Please choose this book as the othere are mostly mmorpg trash that copy paste plot and call it unique. xbd ndndndndndndndndndndndndnddndnndndndndmrmdjdjdkdkdjdjdjdkdkkrkrmdkdk

The story is pretty good I like the plot of the story some really good stuff I think the writer is very talented and has a very good imagination.

First! I've read the first three chapters in a hurry, and they basically shove a good amount of info straight up that I just skipped them. There was no emotional investment on my part either as the MC was abruptly introduced out of nowhere. There was no life whatsoever, everything is technical as though the one narrating was an AI.

I find this story extremely hard to get into. Overall the MC lacks personality, emotion and vision. I cannot see myself getting into this story at the quality it had been during the first 5 chapters. Whilst a large prologue was admirable, it read like a lecture written by someone with little interest in the subject matter and lacked the passion needed for it to work as a successful appitiser to get you into the story. Instead it was hard to continue after the first chapter and only became harder from there on. In addition, I don't think it's going to be as large of a hit as some of the other novels in the batch, mostly because it's dispassionately written administration fic. I would have called it kingdom building, but the character doesn't have a very kingly attitude and feels more like a bored administrator fulfilling the task whilst looking at the clock so he can get back home at 5 o clock... All in all, its one of my least favourite stories among the trials I have read.

I found it to be quite good love the character design I just hope it’s continued fir as long as possible that’s it but I need some more characters

I feel that this story is a lot better than most of the newer trial novels with a interesting story and so far good kingdom building so I don’t understand how another time travel revenge medicine book is far more enjoyed by the people I am not saying it’s bad by any means but I just feel like this ones should get better attention.

Pretty good so far.

The kingdome bulding and the spartan is the best aboit the book and the development is good too!!!

I like the over all detail and the Emerstion that comes as a result of knowing the history beHind the tactics and the troops. !!

This is not a masterpiece, but it's also not that bad of a read. While not always historically correct, the story is heavily influenced by Greek (with focus on Sparta) culture and mythology, primarily around Athena, Aphrodite, and Kratos (other gods are introduced towards the end). This story is about an earthling (MC) that transmigrates along with a war system. When initially prompted to select a civilization, the MC selected Greece which leads to the incorporation of Greek gods and soldiers. There are a lot of wars as the MC builds his kingdom against mostly non-humans. The MC is not overly powerful for most of the story, except at the very end. There is a harem and the MC does not shy away from taking advantage of it. There are a lot of open plots and loopholes that are never filled (the author admits it also). The ending is blah but probably better to end it the way it did instead of being butchered. The last arch was pretty much garbage. Otherwise, it wasn't a bad read and not terribly long.