Tower of Fortune

Keep it up, author! I feel like this book is going to be a hit!

I was indeed amazed by the fantasy elements, but after the transmigrator appeared and we entered what you call the main story, I was a bit confused. Honestly, I don't know how you're going to fill in these plot holes, like Zhishui's eyes—they're just too overpowered. And after returning to the main world, I don't understand the purpose of these abilities.

Since cutting off the sword makes one stronger, why not do it? What is the protagonist afraid of?

I just got to the Tower of Luck, and everything was going so well until a system popped up, it's like an infinite flow game with all sorts of anime worlds, and I'm dying from the poison. Time to run!

A hundred years is a good start, why not write a mortal cultivation novel?

I feel like any of the supporting characters are more decisive and intelligent than the protagonist. The protagonist is completely useless except for his cheat-like abilities; he murders his master of decades while simultaneously acting all sentimental and affected about saying goodbye to a stranger.

The cultivation part is really good; I hope the time-travel part will be toned down.

The recent chapters have gotten better, keep it up, author! 💪

The parts that were released before release don't look as good as the parts that weren't released yet; they look a bit off.

Why is it so similar to other wizarding novels? It feels like the same old thing: a few academies recruit apprentices, then you take a boat to the academy, something goes wrong, you get captured by an evil faction, and then while you're there, do you have to do a few thrilling but rewarding missions? Do you have to provoke one or two enemies you can't handle for now?