The Infinite Evolution Tower

Finally, a new book has been released, but the cover…

I work at an inflatable doll factory. Some of my colleagues are insulated with arms and legs, while I'm in charge of making a show of it. There are ten of us in total, and they just make shows of it to earn a living. Only my shows of it are both realistic and durable. Once, I made the show of it a size too big, and I got scolded by the boss. After that, I realized that it's okay to make a show of it, but you can't make it too big.

Let's not beat around the bush, and I, Peppa Pig, will say this: I'm going out for a quick bite to eat, and if I don't get a hundred likes when I come back, I'll gobble you all to death. And I mean you.

The plot was incredibly clunky; this is typical of anime.

This was far from satisfying! Each level felt rushed. I came for the bulldozing style, but it felt like I was being treated like a saint. The card system, the Tower of Evolution, the infinite flow—the style combination felt superficial. The characters weren't well-developed, and the plot was too hurried and confusing. It was all rather disorganized.

Having read up to chapter three (and not finished yet), I absolutely have to complain. Is the world in the author's book really this harmonious? The Tower of Evolution—what is evolution anyway? The first world is a pure love novel or TV series? Evolution is romance? Or love? I really can't even think of anything to complain about. Author, you can read it yourself.

Having read The Heaven Sword and Dragon Saber so far, my biggest takeaway is that you should lower your IQ to -500 before reading this book. To be honest, the author's thinking is clear, the concept is novel, there aren't many flaws, and the writing is also good. However, the author has an extreme lack of common sense about the various systems of the infinite world.

Your previous book was a harem novel, which drew a lot of criticism. This book has some ambiguity, but I'm hesitant to read it. To be honest, most of the readers who followed your previous book to the end were drawn in by the harem aspect. If you abandon the multiple female characters or harem elements in this book, you'll lose most of the momentum from your previous work! I hope the author will reconsider!

I'd like to ask, is the author not planning on a harem in this book? Novels of this type without a female lead or with only one female lead often lose a lot of their appeal. I remember reading a novel where the protagonist first embarks on a mission to win the female lead's heart, then later writes: "The protagonist shouldn't develop feelings for any characters in the story." T  m's highly toxic.😅😅😅

The author has written three books: the first was a gem, the second was rubbish, the third was barely readable, and we'll have to wait and see what the fourth one brings. 😅