Infinite Tower Defense for an Otherworldly Lord

Is this really the first time I've seen the protagonist, who helps others and still owes them favors? Real battles are not about fighting against a king. Summoning skills only last for 10 seconds, and after leveling up, it only lasts for 80 seconds. What is enough for it? Is it possible that the summon disappeared in the middle of the fight, and then you told the enemy to wait for a few minutes and we will fight again after the skill cools down? I didn't see much of the protagonist developing his territory. Just be a good person and a holy mother there. And it's quite strange. What appears in the front is a military base showing a lot of supplies and survival points. So what are you doing concentrated there? I haven't seen them play any role or release any strategies or anything like that.

The author's ivory tower thinking is very pure and naive, and is not suitable for writing this kind of post-apocalyptic survival story. To be honest, the author's thinking is more suitable for writing urban stories about love, petty bourgeoisie, etc. There is a reason why not many people read it.

The protagonist is a good old man, but he owes favors for saving people. This is the first time I met him. Average strength. He doesn't develop his territory very much, he just keeps rescuing people. The whole main plot feels unclear. Personal evaluation is very average.

It's written in the back like a bad good guy, and he's asking for help to save people.

When I saw Chapter 22, when I saw the protagonist directly selling 10 million units (note: 10 million) of rare-level mana and blood recovery potions (without considering his own safety at all), when I saw 50 million points, when I saw the level 100 stone wall, I thought, this book is great. The probability is that it will collapse. It's only chapter 22. The front part is too strong and it's basically difficult to write down the rest. (In the National Survival Story, 10 of the 10 characters are very strong at the beginning, and 9 of them are eunuchs. If the front part is too strong, it's rare to be able to grasp the combat power and economic system in the back.)

The cookie-cutter Madonna has shortcomings and meanings. You can't complain after reading them.

It's so beautiful. Come on, author.

Is it another Madonna article or a dog-licking article?

A gang establishment order ended up being sold to International, so it's better not to write it.

There are so many places that write rubbish. How did you get 10 million units of stone in one or two days? Don't others use it? And the monsters are so fierce, can they be stopped without a golden finger? There are monsters so fierce, how many can survive?