National Tower Defense: Logging In a Hundred Years Early

One hundred thousand gold coins at the beginning is quite a lot, but the unnecessary consumption of gold coins can be reduced completely. There is no point in destroying two towers in the first level and then rebuilding and upgrading them. Later, they upgraded the arrow towers and built a lot more. It would be silly not to upgrade the previous towers and let rats eat several towers. Moreover, the set upgrade cost is not high. The upgrade improvement is obvious in the early stage. It is obviously more cost-effective to build a few high-level towers directly in front to prevent monsters from attacking than to build a few low-level towers for consumption.

After this book is released, the plot is really not as good as that old Angel book. The protagonist looks a bit ex, and he feels at ease and serious at the same time. While saying that he doesn't want to use zombies, he puts aside the violent soldiers.

As title Author, I know it is not easy for you to write a book, but I feel that this one is not as good as your last one. I have read hundreds of chapters of your last one, and this one feels more watery. I didn't want to read it until I read the first few chapters. I hope you can make some changes in the future. Come on??

Anyone who comes to read the novel is not an idiot, so don't talk so much nonsense.

It's too long-winded, not as good-looking as the book "Angel"

The author has opened a new book, support it

What nonsense? If you have gold coins, don't upgrade the arrow tower and keep the cubs?

It wasn't until a moment later that he suddenly said: "I almost forgot that the monsters killed in the tower defense battle will disappear automatically. Only the corpses of monsters killed in the wild will exist and can be collected." Does the protagonist not even have common sense?

What does it mean? Can you explain it?

Fox, are you raising gu? . . Three books in the same genre.