My Summons Are Special

milky violet says:

So I mean, I came in with a “wow this is gonna be a fun shit story” mindset and I didn’t feel too disappointed. It’s not bad but it could be better, the ending I feel like is rushed. So childhood friend becomes demon and then all of a sudden you’re going to the demon realm??? Huh??? And you didn’t even flesh out the childhood friend, she was just there!

And summons evolving? He only got like 5 pokemons and they didn’t even evolve, I was expecting Anna to turn into Angelic Anna lvl 999 5 star “Right Hand of God” Archangel. Like literally only one summon got leveled up, and that happened like once!! I was expecting him to get a 5* too but he beat the game relying on 3-4*. I wanted to see him get a god shattering summon but I guess a legendary hero works just as well.

Then the characters, they introduce some characters and don’t even use them. Like Caroline, introduced at the last minute for “oh she might be demon” and then she’s not even a demon, she’s just a stressed high school girl. I wouldn’t even be complaining if the demon searching arc wasn’t like 13 chapters.

Admittedly, I kinda liked the dense MC trope, MC isn’t dense sometimes, he just chooses not to care and the trope gets a light smile on my face once or twice a few times. Thank god this novel wasn’t like 200+ chapters long cause then that trope would’ve got boring. Also I feel like dense MCs are only ever bad if there’s misunderstandings involved, like shit misunderstandings that even a toddler can figure out.

I’d rate it a 6/10 because, although it has a lot of flaws, if you come in with a mindset that isn’t set on seriously critiquing and getting engrossed in a novel, you can enjoy it and use it to pass the time.

TL;DR: Mediocre but not hair pulling bad.