up to floor 80 of the dungeon. Protagonist helps his country because his country rewards him appropriately. I like the approach to Tower exploration and the summons and their relationships are fun. The Internet threads are s*upid but easy to skip, and any other nationalism or anti japan/china stuff is reasonable enough.

Floor 80 of the tower to end of the main story. The main issue is the tone shift from "my summons are amazing" to "earth technology is the best". Fine, but why does it work just as well against demons, angels, and a superior technological race in their own worlds? When almost every problem starts being solved by nukes, most of the summons lose most of their story relevance. This even comes after they get a powerup.

This is also a point where nationalism gets dialed up to 1000%. The protagonist just gives all sorts of things to parallel world korea, demands rewards for korea from other countries, makes this world's korea's enemies act ret*rded so he can punish them, etc.

Then too, the immortal world is introduced. Any problem that can't be solved by nukes is solved by immortals. They get addicted to earth entertainment despite supposedly giving up their worldly desires.

Also, for some reason the female summons suddenly want to become a harem for the protagonist (and then this stops and is never mentioned again). Likewise, various characters have their personalities changed from before. Including the protagonist. It feels like a different author took the story over.

Overall it's not really bad, but it feels like a different story.

The very end of the main story and side stories. It's a mess of new settings. Most of the stories are just setups for the protagonist and his summons to be underestimated, for natives to make him an enemy, and then he and his summons awe the natives. Often with earth technology. Other times with immortals. It's nice to see the worlds of the different summons but it gets repetitive fast.

First thing first, when checking whether or not a summon will obey all his commands MC orders Kosak to remove his pants? Yikes.

Then when barbarian appears, instead of rubbing his two braincells together to come up with a normal name for him, since he cannot remember his own name, MC goes with Meatball? From the Meatshield? How's MC any different from the previous team that used and ab*sed the barbarian like that.

The White Tower especially, that thing in particular really perks up my interest. Like is there anyone else living in the tower? MC is in the 17th floor, so I'm guessing yes. I want to know...

They like using a LOT of present-day weapons like nukes, bombs, tanks, and so on. It was fine at first for the main storyline when they used it because it made sense, but then they would use these weapons in the side story. SPOILER, in the side story they start traveling to other dimensions and solving problems, but for some reason those problems always are solved with weapons of mass destruction instead of using their actual abilities. In the side story they have a lot more freedom and are extremely strong so they don't need bombs or tanks anymore, but they keep using them. And some of these dimension don't even have these type of weapons so it makes it confusing. Like, they go to a murim world and start using helicopters and tanks to destroy stuff.

Or how the most underated of all summons completely breaks the tower balance and difficulty.

RAJIKS, THE ETERNAL NUMBER ONE!