Based on nearly one year of GNSS-R data from the GNSS occultation sounder Ⅱ(GNOS-Ⅱ) onboard the Fengyun-3E(FY-3E) satellite, this study conducted global soil moisture inversion modeling and evaluated the inversion results from different satellite systems and their combined observations. The results indicate that there are systematic biases in the reflectivity distributions calibrated by the reflected signals of BDS, GPS, and Galileo. However, the inversion results based on different systems have similar accuracy. The predicted soil moisture values show good consistency with the level 3 soil moisture products provided by the SMAP satellite, with a correlation coefficient of 0.855 and an unbiased root mean square error of 0.063 cm³/cm³. When combining different systems for inversion, the cumulative distribution function matching method was used to recalibrate the effective reflectivity of each satellite system's observations, which further improved the accuracy of surface soil moisture inversion.