Tower Defense World: 100 Times the Gold Coins at the Beginning

Seeing Chapter 5, the setting of this book is extremely unreasonable. Suppose a cute little skeleton costs one gold coin, and one level can have one hundred, and then only twenty or thirty gold coins can be used to complete the next level in seconds. Is this the fastest? An ice ball costs ten gold coins, and a skill that is countless times more powerful only costs fifty. Even if it doesn't increase a hundred times, ordinary people can still afford it. This setting is disgusting, goodbye.

It took me a while to read it, but I feel that the overall combat power is not equal to the protagonist's combat power. The level difficulty and growth coefficient are too far apart. For ordinary people, giving so many gold coins in one level is simply not enough. The span of every ten levels is still so big, and the gold coins flow. It is impossible to get out, and there is also the setting of the BOSS level. It is not reasonable for the next level to have a hundred bosses, because the rewards for the boss level are too few and there is no improvement for people other than the protagonist. Then there is no way for human beings to survive Lottery is not the only way to improve, so please explain it clearly, for example, who is so and so nb, what kind of talent it is, etc., To open up the overall view of the human camp Also, what information is not made public? Did the author forget that there is It seems that such a thing as the Internet has never been mentioned from the beginning. Or should we say that this society is a society of the last century. There are intrigues between people and so on. If nothing else, there can't be no human beings fighting with foreign races, right? The foreign races are fighting at the doorstep and still fighting among themselves? Or maybe the author has too low a view on people's ideological quality. Since ancient times, there have been heroes who sacrificed themselves for others, so why do they exist in small towns but not in big cities? It's quite outrageous to be honest Another point, since it is a tower defense game, you give the protagonist a bunch of fairy formations and barracks. This is tower defense, brother. The tower in it is okay, isn't this just selling dog meat? I suggest that the protagonist's brain circuit can be like that of normal people. If he is powerful and rich, he shouldn't go to a big city, or he can't handle the plot of a big city However, I feel that the author's writing is quite good, but the plot is not handled well, and there are some problems with the basic logic. I hope it can be improved ( '-ωก̀ )

This author is quite outrageous. He has written ten books with a total of less than 5 million words. Each novel is like a running account. After deducting the 10 running accounts, there is a question as to whether there is 1 million words in total.

There are dozens of people in the human race who can't even collect 500 million. The protagonist reaches it easily, and then throws away millions and tens of millions of money. I don't think others can pass the level when the difficulty is reduced by ten times. Just write it down for fun, write whatever you want, hundreds of millions of magic weapons can't kill level 20 monsters in a second. With such difficulty, there are still humans who can reach level 70 or 80.

The protagonist's behavioral intelligence is too low. . . Another primary school student protagonist.

I came here for your tower defense article, but you ended up selling it to someone else, and kept playing unparalleled.

My suggestion is to find a factory to work in.

When I saw the 100-fold drop, I thought the author was on the third floor, and he would use this gimmick to write all kinds of interesting plots. But I didn't expect that the author was in the basement, and he wrote the coolest and coolest articles in a very old-fashioned way. You can tell by looking at his chapter titles.

It's about tower defense, it uses magic, and it tells others how to use tower defense in the later stage. The question is, who has the patience to read a novel that has no ups and downs and no story. You have to wait for the later stage. You made me feel nothing in the early stage. Where is the reason to pursue the later stage?

The two people in the previous school casually bet one hundred thousand dollars. The next two level 30 ones require crowdfunding of 10,000 gold coins. ? ?

The reward for passing the level is too small to be better than none. How can other people pass the second level with 200 gold coins? In the first level, 100 skeletons can be drowned. Are they all invincible talents? Are the prices for fairy magic serious? There are not a few hundred times gold coins that can be used. Since it is a universal novel, and the protagonist is used as a template, unless everyone has the talent of the protagonist, few can pass the first few levels. How can the protagonist pass the level if he only has a hundred times the gold coins? The protagonist blocks other dead rays.

If this doesn't work, just change it. It's these books that have lowered the platform.

At this time, a soy sauce man was passing by. His talent was unlimited talent. One talent was born every day and could be refreshed. On the second day, he received a talent that was refreshed to ten times the resources. On the third day, the talent was refreshed to a thousand times the resources. On the fourth day, the talent was refreshed to ten thousand times the resources. On the fifth day, the talent was refreshed to a hundred thousand times the resources. Until one hundred days later, the soy sauce man felt bored, so he changed the talent on the one hundred and first day to resource multiplication. On the 102nd day, it directly refreshes to unlimited resources.

It's broken. The protagonist also has a problem with his IQ.

Very good subject matter, but the writing is so poisonous

I tried to persuade him to quit at the beginning, but there was no one left.

I've read about ten chapters of Tower Defense World, but it's hilarious that the main character doesn't have a tower.

The economy is almost collapsing before this is even on the shelves, and I'm still writing it. Think about it when you write

It's really good. I suggest that other people don't read the whole book and just read one chapter without reading it, because this book can really only be "read once (poisoned)"

It cannot be said that it has anything to do with tower defense, I can only say that it has nothing to do with it.

Brother, to be honest, when I saw that 10086 gold coins, I broke my guard. After dividing it by 100, I wanted to ask how I got 0.86 Gold coins.

What a pity for such a good subject. . The author is not as good as a primary school student. . . It poisoned me to death.

Is it really okay to still play around with novices pecking each other when they have already opened Wushuang?

I came into the world of tower defense when I saw the name "Tower Defense". As a result, there was no tower defense. I was really convinced.

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I don't even want to look at the settings. Especially the magic book can only be bought with money, not learned.

Tower defense. If there is no tower, is this called tower defense?

A very relaxing tower defense story, highly recommended. This is the setting of a tower defense world. Everyone else uses towers, and the protagonist doesn't really need them. There is nothing creepy or spooky in the article.

The hook is too powerful, the pig's steps are too big, it's bullshit.

It's a waste of time, but the subject matter is very good.