Four Domain Tower Defense

Damn it, the author's perseverance is too strong, 1.35 Million words, hundreds of recommendations, what do you rely on to persevere? I suggest you change the introduction.

After reading the first chapter, I don't want to read it anymore. Why do current novels portray the family in such a bad light? Without family ties or friendship, is this still a family? ? ?

1.73 Million words, five followers, two fans. How miserable!

This introduction alone makes people unable to stand it. Luo Liba is so wordy and pretends to be profound.

It would be great if every author had your perseverance

Amazing, I wrote a million words

This resume really persuaded me to give up, but I still decided to take a look at it and give two more or less recommendations.

This introduction is too strong to persuade me to give up. I suggest you change it to a more concise and interesting one.

This book is good, but the results are really bad!

Watch the collection of tower defense here. Tower Defense of All Realms is worth watching.

Congratulations on signing the contract, a belated reward from Xiaoyao King

There are a bit few people, but I like the author's perseverance and perseverance.

I was passing by and after reading this introduction, I wanted to give up the book.

I have written more than 600 chapters and only have two fans. . It's not on the shelves until now, thanks to the author's hard work. .

Not bad, come on↖(^ω^)↗

The saint is unkind and treats the common people as stupid dogs! This sentence is a bit awkward here!

I also think there is something wrong with the introduction~

This protagonist's name... Is really interesting

It looks very laborious to write, and the words and expressions must be chosen by people who like to speak the vernacular, easy to understand, simple and straightforward. To imitate ancient Chinese or translate the style, you need a deep foundation in writing. If you do it forcefully, you will be like a tiger and you will not be like a dog. And why is the name so unusual? Uncommon is never a compliment, but it increases the distance between the reader and the article. When the terminology is not standardized, it is almost separated.