Why Did You Summon Me？

Would have been better if this story was an epic adventure insted of a slice of life.
All that potential wasted. The perverted void walkers get annoying and I'd rather have more training and adventure then anything else. I would have preferred him to be summoned by someone who is a bit more of a genius who he trains until he gets strong enough at the end of the book to bring the voidwalkers back

We needed a new book, didn’t get one for like a month and then bam... there are now ten extra books. Can’t really decide on which to choose. However i need exp and this looks like the most interesting so I’m going to write the review you are reading and post it

zzz sudden premium without notice
although the story quite good but the response make it deserved only bad review
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Story is slow as hell, chapter 118 and almost no progress still, every major thing that's happening so far is revolved completely around woman even major fights so far are either made by woman or ordered others to do it by women and the talk going on by mc and people in void is all random junk just to fill up the chapter and no actual number is mentioned on how many people are in void so how many people that talk so far may increase to further waste a chapters worth of a read on nonsense that is just ment to waste time for a easy buck.

Unfortunatly, the author tend to spend half of each chapter having the Voidwalkers making a bunch of reference to popular games and anime, and most of the rest describing the female characters in great details (especially their legs).

I'm afraid this got boring fairly quickly.

Unfortunately, this story is nothing like Long Live Summons. It is about a news editor who became a Void Traveler, traveled in the various worlds and absorbed the memories of other void travelers (the author tells the readers these in the first two chapters, so not a spoiler). Then he is summoned by a girl in a magic school, and the story starts from there as he solves her issues. I found the writing quite bland as the fantasy setting needs one to suspend disbelief, yet the author just tells things instead of showing how the events actually happen. It is readable, but nothing really stands out compared to other fantasy/ summoning novels.

I liked this novel. I really did. I wouldn't of minded it going premium, but immediately upon going premium, 100+ chapters that were previously open to read got placed behind spirit stones. So **** this book, **** the greed that leads to this type of ****, and **** everyone involved with making 100+ FREE FUCKING CHAPTERS GOING BEHIND A GODDAMNED PAYWALL.

If anyone haven't noticed it yet, the background is certainly a sharingan , and by the fact that the MC looks like gaara , maybe the author is a NARUTO fan???? Hahahahha Gonna try this one.