Tower Defense Game: My Land of Eternal Life

Having read the latest chapters, I've noticed the protagonist's personality is starting to resemble that of characters in other novels. Personally, what attracts me most to this novel is this intelligent and proactive protagonist—thoughtful, insightful, distinctive, charismatic, and most importantly, unique.

Everything else was written quite well, the only problem was that it was too deliberate. Every time there's a choice, it's as if the author forcibly takes over the protagonist's role. Despite having top-tier (T1) talent points for magic-based characters, skill points were allocated entirely to Bloodlust, resulting in high damage output relying on talents, self-taught runes, and weapons, wasting a…

It's very well written. As long as you maintain this pace and continue writing along this line of thought, it has definitely surpassed 95% of novels in the same genre. You are one of only two novels that I can actually read within this tower defense system. And it's currently ranked number one. Most importantly, your protagonist is intelligent, unlike others that make me shudder. From now on, I'll only read your novels; other novels make me cough.

When I first started reading, the second chapter completely shocked me. I can tell without even thinking that I shouldn't switch to the Slow Tower, so why is the protagonist still hesitating? This level of intelligence leaves me speechless.

I read the latest chapter in one go, but the further I went, the more something seemed off; the plot became almost completely disconnected from tower defense... First point: Tower defense, system, and the supernatural are the three main elements. It's novel to introduce the supernatural into tower defense novels, but your tower defense and the supernatural have absolutely no connection.

The title is a tower defense game, but the content has little to do with tower defense. If you're looking for tower defense content, you can leave now.

It's like putting on a show of mutton while selling dog meat; it's been so long since they've seriously written a tower defense story. Since chapter 100, I haven't seen a single defensive tower appear. The author has been busy building the world, but the writing isn't strong enough; the descriptions are too scattered and don't highlight the main tower defense theme.

It's a pity. It was a really good book. I read up to chapter 300, and according to the setting and plot, it shouldn't have ended around chapter 400. Then I scrolled to the last chapter and found that the author had cut it short.

I'm writing a tower defense game, such a big one! The fences aren't being upgraded, and there's less and less about tower defense itself. Why not just turn it into a supernatural story? Why keep using the tower defense label? I'm not trying to cause trouble, but author, you really haven't written enough tower defense stuff, just too much supernatural and too much internal fighting. What's the point of tower defense then? Why not try a different genre?

The later stages have absolutely nothing to do with tower defense.