The Spire: Starting with Two God-Tier Relics

Not much to say, I just want to say that he can put me to sleep repeatedly and cure my problem of not liking to sleep in. I have to give you five stars [grievance]

Come on, author, it's very attractive. I feel uncomfortable after reading chapter 100

Six hundred and sixty-six, the Slay the Spire feast is about to begin, right?

It feels like playing a meat pigeon game with Tianhu starting, and meeting the instant monster.

It's a very good book. It was a bit too long-winded in the early stages and introduced too much, so I skipped through it. But later on it was okay. The protagonist's abilities were just right. It wasn't too big. Overall, it was pretty good. I'd give it four stars.

After reading it, in addition to the foreshadowing of the real world in the first few chapters, the plot after entering the spire is very exciting. The protagonist is very lucky, and with the blessing of the relics, his sixth sense is also very strong, and he basically does not miss any opportunities.

Good book, spire type, the protagonist starts with two relics of gods, the first one: as long as you eat the corpse of the monster in the tower, you can add 3 points of health. Most people only have 60~80, and it is difficult to increase it. The second one: an external brain, which increases health and improves spirit, complementing each other. Moreover, this brain can detect the location of relics. There are three relics hidden on each floor. It is even difficult for ordinary people to obtain one, and it can predict the trajectory of attacks. The main character has ridiculous potential. Summary: The subject matter is novel and very interesting.

Not bad, the setting is pretty good, but the chapters before entering the spire are too long-winded. The rest of the writing is very good, but the silver room at the end of the first floor is a bit too strong, and the division of combat power is not obvious. Very good, come on

Don't read this book earlier, just start reading it after entering the Golden Pagoda. That's a good book. I gave it 4 stars. The one star I lost was due to the first few chapters of reality.

If you don't mean the author, please tell me how the protagonist's future development is going to be? If it is crushed to death, how should it be crushed to death?