Review Detail of DaoistuFSwDO in My Summons Are All Gods

Honestly, I think the idea itself is brilliant. A war of men and gods could have been presented, we could have seen how the gods handle the management of the country and how the gods relate to each other, either from their own mythology or from another mythology. BUT! We happen to see none of that here. The characters have no depth. I have not read a single dialogue between two gods. In principle, these gods have personalities and living people who are only loyal to the main character, but to me they seem more like robots. The main character is actually a useless person who doesn't understand anything, who blames everything on the creatures he quotes, and he can only say a couple of standard texts in a day. The strategy consists of a surprise attack and a frontal attack. Sometimes the main character will help you with the op stuff he got and that's it. The main character's luck is off the list, as he gets exactly what he needs every time. If you need a god of war, there are two here. If you need a civil servant, he's here. I know almost nothing about the world, despite the fact that the protagonist has almost plowed through it all. There isn't an iota of emotion in it. I don't understand how it is possible to write such crap, but if someone is going to do it, they shouldn't do it in such a tongue-in-cheek manner. Why do you have to say the same thing thirty times in one chapter? I really feel like I'm disabled while reading and I have to say the same thing many times to finally understand. Of course, it could be that it was really made for the faint of heart and then I'm in the wrong place, so then I would understand why the quality of the work is such. All in all, I find it unreadable and do not recommend it to anyone.