Billions of Towers: I Have a Conversion Table

If you have to stick to the rhythm, you can sell 100 copies to 100,000 people, and then the market will be saturated? I get angry just looking at it,

Unlimited supply and conversion of high- and low-grade materials, allowing everyone to work for them, can also increase the strength of the human side. As long as the transaction price difference is controlled, the growth rate of emc can explode.

The bright core introduced in Chapter 1 has an automatic recycling function. Was it eaten by the author later?

I don't quite understand why they are all sold. The stone can still be used, but the light core cannot be used.

Bright core? Isn't the main character's basic one? When the main character develops, exchange the light core for a rare resource, and the rare resources will be endless.

Modular turrets are indispensable! There is also an advanced enchantment table. If you want to be more careful, add custom NPCs.

The writing is not very good, and the plot data may be a bit messy, so don't criticize it if you don't like it.

I hope the author will write like this. My suggestion is to add some martial arts concepts from the earth to your practice. Compared with so many martial arts novels, there are also various Buddhist scriptures, Taoist scriptures and film and television dramas, such as Pili Puppetry and so on. Or is technology really weak? In various film and television works, technology is very strong. Although it is fantasy, it is also a research direction. You can imagine how big people's imagination is, and the protagonist can create his own technological profession, mechanic, emperor, and mechanical god. The protagonist's talent can be exposed later. Even if it is exposed, there are great limitations for outsiders to guess. Finally, don't leave this planet to open a new map. I like to slowly advance the battle points and light up all the planets. Is this comfortable? I read a novel of the same type that imitated billions of zombies, with one bullet firing out thousands of shots, but it ended in a hurry on the planet. I changed it to a space movie, so I stopped reading it at that time. Also, you can add that the planet's atmosphere is very thick and there are many terrifying creatures living in it.

Commentary on the first chapter of "A World Shrouded in Darkness" "Billionaire Tower Defense: I Have a Switching Table" written by Mo Sha Haisu.

Commentary on Chapter 42: Sea Crystal Rock, Billion EMC Chapter 42 of "Billions of Tower Defense: I Have a Switching Table" written by Mo Sha Haisu.