Tower Defense Game: My Land of Eternal Life

After reading these recent chapters, I found that the character of the protagonist is beginning to be a bit closer to the protagonists in other novels. Personally speaking, what attracts me most about this novel is that this smart and capable protagonist has ideas, awareness, is bright enough, charming enough, and most importantly, unique. The biggest failure of many protagonists is to put everything on themselves. Sometimes it is important to just go with the flow. Seize everything you can, and sometimes you have to give up some important things. A blessing in disguise is a blessing in disguise. I hope the author can grasp the rhythm well.

The writing is pretty good in other aspects, the only problem is that it's too deliberate. Every time he has a choice, the protagonist feels as if he has been forcibly taken over by the author. Obviously there is a T1 talent in the legal system, but the skill points are all centered on health. As a result, the subsequent output still relies on talent + self-taught runes + weapons, and a lot of skill points are wasted. Without knowing whether a late career change would result in lower attributes than others, I was picky about the legendary career and chose a token that I didn't know when it would be cashed out. I chose a blue-quality profession without knowing whether I could only work for one profession (I missed the legendary profession earlier). In the end, I felt that every step taken by the protagonist seemed to be a detour at the time, but in the end, he became very strong by going wrong. A very serious sense of manipulation, deus ex machina.

The writing is very good. As long as you keep this rhythm and write according to this idea, it will definitely surpass 95% of the novels in the industry. You are the only novel I can read in this kind of defense tower system. And it's currently ranked number one. The most important thing is that your protagonist still has an IQ. Unlike other novels that made me tremble all over, I will only read your novels from now on. I cough when I read other novels.

When I first started reading it, my IQ was hit hard when I saw the second chapter. I knew without even thinking about it that I couldn't change the slowness tower. Why is this protagonist still hesitating? This IQ makes me infinitely silent.

I read the latest chapter in one breath, and it gets more and more weird as I go to the next. The plot is almost completely out of touch with tower defense... The first point: Tower defense, system, and weirdness are the main contents. The introduction of weirdness in tower defense novels is very innovative, but your tower defense and weirdness have nothing to do with each other. They do not affect each other. Second point: Are the defense towers in your tower defense really useful? Defense towers cannot be said to be useless in the face of weirdness, they can only be said to be completely useless; Defense towers have air-to-air issues and attack distance issues. Flying units are fast and difficult to limit, and the attack distance of defense towers is still very limited (you can't even hit someone flying at a height of 500m above your head to drop bombs). Tell me how long can these 500 meters allow flying units to fly? Not to mention that the flying monsters in the world described by the author are not the ordinary birds in our real life. Their speeds are completely different. Others can rush home directly if they spread out and gather together. Why do you rely on those towers to protect your home? System spawning needs to be based on the slate. You can arrange and deal with it in advance, but what about non-system spawning? You lack everything in the early stage. Tell me how you can defend other people's flying units. Your main tower's skills against air are relatively weak. How can you defend them? If everything is solved by manpower, what's the point of your tower defense? Don't worry about one thing and not the other. You have to think carefully about whether what you are writing is tower defense or weird!

The title of the tower defense title I wrote has nothing to do with the content. If you want to watch tower defense, you can go.

Mutton is sold as dog meat. It's been a long time since I wrote a serious tower defense story. I haven't seen a defense tower appear since Chapter 100. The author has been laying out the world view, but the writing is not strong enough. The description is too complicated and cannot highlight the main line of tower defense.

It's a pity. It's a very good book. I got to chapter 300. According to the setting and plot of the book, it shouldn't have ended around chapter 400. Then I pulled it back and read it for the last time. The author cut it off himself.

I am a tower defense guy. I am such a big tower defense guy. The fences are not upgraded. There are less and less stories about tower defense. Why don't I just write about supernatural beings? Why continue to wear the skin of tower defense? I am not looking for trouble, but you, the author, really write too little about tower defense and supernatural beings and fight too much by yourself. Why do you need tower defense like this? Why don't you change the subject?

It has nothing to do with tower defense in the later stage.