All-People Tower Defense: Are You Raising Gu Here in the World of Tower Defense?

Very good, worth recommending I gave him the golden finger, but I was afraid that it would be too strong and there would be various restrictions. The protagonist doesn't do anything serious every day, but fights monsters, and feels that his combat power is too low. But it just can't be synthesized into a three-star arrow tower

The most tower defense novel I have read so far, and it is also combined with my favorite genre of cloud top. It has almost no negative points for me, but the amount is a bit small [eating melon]. It is recommended to increase the amount of updates. I'm starting to digress. There is a limit to the number of times of synthesis. Defense does not improve the tower, and offense does not increase the strength. I am just training myself and keeping the gold coins. I have no desire to read the last few chapters.

A combination of Genting/Golden Shovel and World of Warcraft Legion War, combined with hegemony battles and game survival elements, it is more suitable for 90 players. The protagonist's attributes will be increased by killing enemies. I wonder if there will be splitting, clones, magic immunity, blood-sucking, heavy hits, and invincibility in the future. Maybe the skill mechanism of lol will be introduced. The big world setting should also be coming. Town return scrolls, teleportation scepters, and base upgrades should all be added.

The theme is a rare tower defense online game + golden shovel. Something new. The writing style is average, the new author is normal, and it doesn't affect the perception very much. The plot is relatively bland, with no explosive points. It is slightly watery, but there are no major poisonous points. As for the tower defense bugs and imprecise data issues mentioned by many readers, they do exist. However, for free novels and new authors, it is still a bit difficult for people to design a reasonable set of values. The end of so many games begins with numerical problems. After reading the latest chapter, the author seems to want the male protagonist to accept a girl. My suggestion is: there is not enough strength to write a love line, especially a love line between men and women. This is a catastrophic blow to a novel. I hope the author can think over and over again before making a decision. After thinking about it for a long time, I decided to give it four stars. I hope the author can insist on finishing this book. Summary: A somewhat novel piece of food, suitable for mindless reading to pass the time.

"This wave has passed. This is normal. If you can't even get past him, then ordinary players can basically commit suicide by wiping their necks." These are the original words of the protagonist in Chapter 11 of the book, which gives a very clear understanding. I hope the data will not be corrupted later

Well written, not too poisonous Now it's water

This book is okay. I don't know why it's only rated 6.5. I think it should be a good book with a score of 8-9. Those with a score of 6 are simply unreadable. This one is just a little stained.

So far, it's pretty good. It has more of a tower defense feel than other tower defense articles. Most tower defense articles are said to be tower defense. In fact, there are more elements of lordship than tower defense. Most of them are about leading troops to conquer, and there are a few chapters on home defense and dozens of chapters on exploration.

Although there are flaws, at least the overall logic is smooth. There should be something like mutual defense in the future, right? Affiliate or team/guild? Otherwise, Miss Pandora will be in danger easily. Also, is the intensity of the attack a little too high? Or is there something else triggered between the three protagonists? Or is it that most people will be injured in this wave, and a few people may be directly affected?

It's not the kind of text that develops itself or builds troops. Tower defense is back, pure tower defense