
The Demon Tower Amusement Park
魔塔乐园
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 869k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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387Chapters
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6.2kFans
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Although it's necessary for the plot, I'm worried the author might force in female characters later. (They're practically god-tier lunatics, adding female characters would just lead to a disaster.) For a normal amusement park setting, please refer to a certain author's **amusement park** or another author's *Dimensional Eclipse*.
The early parts were truly unreadable. The author wanted to create a ruthless and decisive protagonist, but the writing was lacking, resulting in a neurotic idiot. Everything he did was haphazard, the background setup was insufficient, and it was all very confusing. Even the main plot required brainpower, and the hidden subplots were a huge pitfall. If you're not patient, you might as well give up.
This story is so different from what I imagined... The author even said that a story like Reincarnation would involve killing off girls, but after reading ten or eleven chapters, it's almost entirely female characters. There's only one minor male supporting character. Furthermore, there's a plot where a man dies and a woman saves him...
Well, the content and character descriptions are completely unrelated. Maybe I misunderstood. The author might have originally intended the protagonist to be selfish, cold-hearted, but he keeps using missions as an excuse to save people. It's also a typical case of sacrificing men to save women. However, I only read the first dozen or so chapters and couldn't continue. If you have a high tolerance for such content or like this type of thing, you can give it a try. 😎😎
"Profit above all else; anything that gets in my way is worthy of death"—is this protagonist's description accurate? It feels like this character is completely different from the protagonist in the main story.
After reading the author's words about sparing the death of his cousin, I won't comment much on the content based on that one sentence alone. If you want to write in the style of a sister-killing heroine, whether you borrow from others or not, it's a skill in itself. But sparing the sister's life, especially when she's a family member who's a burden, is something I'm sorry, I'm dropping this.
About the dungeon world
Because it's an original world, there's a lot of demand for it. Everyone is welcome to suggest any good ideas or characters they'd like to include, whether they're extras or supporting characters. This book has a vast scope and numerous worlds, so there's a lot of demand in all aspects.
There's too much background narration; if it weren't for the infinite flow genre, I wouldn't have been able to finish watching it. The inheritance system is a total rip-off. Any character you get is a max-level massacre of newbie villages – what's the point?
Later on, there's a cousin and an aunt, but earlier it was said there were no relatives. The cousin entered the Demon Tower because she followed the protagonist—what a melodramatic plot!
The writing got worse and worse, especially after the introduction of the cousin character, which was enough to make people want to quit.