The Night Tower Collection

A work that normally shouldn't appear on Tomato. The narrative and writing are both of a first-class standard. As far as the first dungeon is concerned, the rhythm, plot and reversal are all well grasped. Even with more characters appearing, the overall creation is still three-dimensional and vivid. Although the appearance of the ability system at the end of the prologue volume is slightly abrupt, the flaws are not concealed. The story of the entire volume is very complete, and has a clear narrative theme, and it is not a random accumulation of plots. By the end of the prologue, this book can be said to be very attractive to me. The worldview of this book is still in a state of development. The ability system "Lingyan" looks like an extraordinary manifestation of classic sentences in literary works. It is worth looking forward to. Readers who are familiar with some literary works will probably be more familiar with the radio wave. However, this book currently only has about 220,000 words. Whether the follow-up can maintain the same level as the first volume is still questionable. But I personally hold an optimistic attitude towards the subsequent development.

Beautiful, really beautiful. It's almost like a fool's play of the gods. It has brains, logic, and a group of characters. You must stick to it. At that time, when the score of "The Foolish Play of the Gods" was less than 8, I felt that the "Foolish Play of the Gods" had the potential of the "Book of Gods", and that was indeed the case. I also like you, the author.

The author's writing skills are quite good. I feel that the author is good at foreshadowing. I feel very happy when the foreshadowing is revealed below. Also, the author's emotional rendering is quite good, but the description in some places is too bloated. It feels like it is written just for the sake of writing. It can be improved. There is also the shadow of the Lord of Mystery in the white tower. I personally think it can be imitated, but if it is imitated too much, the author's own taste will be lost. The overall feeling is not bad. I give it a five-star encouragement.

The logic, writing style, and character building in Tomato are all of an excellent level, and the foreshadowing is even more accurate in every sentence, and every word is well-written. What's even more surprising is that the emotional line is not abrupt and blends naturally into the plot, like the fresh candy in the dishes. Whether it's bg, gl, or brotherly love, it's all delicious. The protagonist is calm and decisive, a bit kind-hearted and ruthless, but also has an un-Mother-like personality, which is a huge plus for me! Never, never stop updating! ! ! [Cry][Cry][Cry] Otherwise I will really regret it for the rest of my life. This should be known to everyone and called a "masterpiece"!

Yes, it's interesting. The flaws that I felt at first were the werewolf killing and the love scene. It's okay that the werewolf killing can be explained by not being able to play. The love scene turned out to be the finishing touch due to the influence of the script. I originally thought that this kind of love scene was just a young boy's fantasy [laughing and crying]. In addition to the script, the world view of the world is also not simple. It is really well written.

A good book, one of the few books about rules and weird stories that can make me shine in 🍅. The writing is very smooth and the emotions are rich. It can be seen that the author has put a lot of effort into the content, characters, world view and other aspects of the book (it's not like some old thing is reincarnated). Although there are few chapters at present, I am looking forward to the author's next performance (｡>∀<｡)

I came here based on the introduction of turning a book into a dungeon setting and "the power of words". I have read about 22 chapters so far, and I think it looks good. Although it did not directly give me what I expected in the early stage, but aside from this, it is still good. After the first night, it became interesting. The setting is very interesting. The first crisis point is also good. The main problem is the atmosphere and description, but it is a new book after all, and it is worth looking forward to.

It's super good-looking. I didn't expect to find another good book for me. I like this kind of author who carefully sets up the setting and writes the plot carefully. I hope Dream of Red Mansions will be more powerful, and the remaining chapters will be better than One Hundred Years of Solitude.

There's something there, there's suspense, twists, reasoning, micro-horror, and friendship. It's okay. It seems to be a very mature book so far. I look forward to the follow-up worldview [laughing] Lao Luo, let's win the Easter match😭😭😭

At present, it deserves high marks. It is a very mature suspense novel. Even if this book is discontinued, it is still worth reading the first story. The world view is also very good. It can only be said that the author did not grasp it, which is a pity.