The Thousand-Story Tower at the End of the World
末世之千重楼
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 398k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Apocalyptic Crisis
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
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191Chapters
3.1kRecommendations
1.6kFans
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One monster system is considered good-looking, two monster systems are considered flawed, and three monster systems are considered a trap. Author, you are an individual, not a team. Don't challenge game company development teams. You are a novelist, not a game designer. Do you know why most of the works of great authors borrow from game or movie settings? Because they know they are just story writers.
It was alright at first, but there's a lot of filler content; almost every chapter uses a lot of repetitive supplementary explanations. I hope they can change that; it feels like they're giving me a lecture.
Where is the Thousand-Layered Tower? They're charging you for the free chapters without even a hint of what's to come. That's incredibly irresponsible of them, isn't it?
Regarding the author letting a villain escape from the plot.
Some readers have already pointed this out, and the author actually cares about the plot's plausibility? I already said in that post that I don't care whether it's plausible or not; I just know that I'm sick and tired of these kinds of clichéd plots on Qidian, to the point that I'll drop the story without hesitation if I see a similar plot. What's the point of writing a plausible plot if it disappoints readers?
The first few dozen chapters of this book can be considered a masterpiece of post-apocalyptic fiction.
The protagonist is ruthless and doesn't talk much, but he still has the most basic conscience. He acts within his capabilities and never acts impulsively. Later, he inexplicably turned into a talkative person, and the style of the story changed to a romance fantasy? What an inexplicable change!
I don't know why, but this book is really hard for me to read. Can someone please explain why? (⊙O⊙)
They're gone. , ?!? . , . . ??
In the apocalypse, the old order should be overthrown, and the military and government should all be dealt with. Only then will it be in line with the times.
Each red envelope sent out was divided into 100 portions, and they were all snatched up in a second. Judging from this book, there's definitely something fishy about Qidian's red envelope system.
Brother Chengxue, I'm here to say hi! 😁