Global Catastrophe: I Can Build Unlimited Towers

How should I put it? The setting of this book is very good, but it is only one setting. To be honest, I could read it until the end, so I only took a brief look at it. It was also because the setting hooked me, but I couldn't read it in detail. If I looked in detail, it would really I can't stand it. The author is a complete novice. He probably doesn't even have an outline. He just writes whatever comes to his mind. Also, the fun part of a lord story in this kind of game is to defend the city, harvest, and then develop the territory. But the author didn't realize it at all. It can be felt that the author is afraid of losing combat power, and is deliberately weakening the golden finger that limits the protagonist. But when I looked at it later, I felt that you were not afraid of losing combat power, but simply didn't have it. The combat power framework, and isn't the protagonist just an ordinary person from the beginning? Why does it have to be deliberately changed? It's a mecha, what kind of clothes, and it's not a lone wolf. Is it necessary? Anyway, generally speaking, from writing to plot, this is a mess. To be honest, although the writing and plot at the beginning are not very good, it is still readable. If it can be stabilized, it can be regarded as a good book. But unfortunately, the author should have poor grades. My mentality has collapsed, and the more I write, the worse it gets. Overall, there is only one setting left. I am not criticizing the author by saying this. It is just a pity that such a good setting ended up like this. I hope the author can make another book based on this setting, and develop slowly and steadily. I believe it will be a good work. Don't comment if you don't like it, it's totally a personal opinion