The Tower’s Son
高塔之子
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Future World
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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[Fists, the Other Shore, and Alternate Worlds] Books I Like and My Reviews
Most of these are books I'm currently following or have finished. They're all pretty good, with some having especially brilliant concepts and others showing exceptional writing. (I'll share more of my thoughts on authors I'm familiar with. For those I don't know well, I'll just say whether they're good. That's enough.) (I won't remove some books that fall apart later, but I'll add follow-up reviews.)
Fantasy, Mystery, the Supernatural, and Resurgence
This list features a selection of great new releases and popular hits. I update it regularly and highly recommend these books.
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Books that suit my tastes, mostly Western fantasy, games, including tabletop games, and infinite-worlds stories. Many are hidden gems or niche favorites.
A Book List Based Entirely on Personal Taste
All that matters is that I enjoy them
A Big Mixed Bag
I don’t read much xuanhuan. I prefer fantasy, multiverse stories, light novels, and historical fiction.
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I'm currently reading Zhui Du on Qidian, but please stop raising characters, I'm about to die.
Overlapping audiences Overturned Tower -> High above the sky -> Son of the Tower happy
Both of these are rather complicated. They set up a grand world view and described a fairly serious background story, but the protagonist seems to have jumped out of a fairy tale, which is quite jarring in many ways.
Let's write about online games like MeowCreed. These days, online games aren't as good as novels.
It seems the author may have misunderstood the logic. Readers read harem novels to see the female protagonists. You suddenly changed it to a single female lead... You're not one of those top-tier readers whose readers don't care about the female lead at all.
Why can't I get subscriptions? The whole new Hangzhou feels like a 1942 version of old Shanghai, now under European rule—high-tech, but with a distinctly Western feel that's not Chinese at all.
I'm completely lost. I wasn't this frustrated even with *Meow Creed*. The comments don't offer any explanations, as if I should automatically know everything from the previous book...
Mars, this complete political novice, is actually the chief apprentice? I'm worried about the future of the Tower. You shouldn't have accepted that claim in the first place. Asking the Tower to collect it on your behalf when you can't find the responsible party is clearly making the Tower take the blame.
I've read over fifty chapters, and the writing style and plot are very much to my liking. However, the constant use of phrases like "it's all obvious" has left me confused and mentally exhausted. There's no explanation or interpretation, and even longtime fans in the comments seem to think it's all obvious. I've also seen characters from previous books whose plots are connected to the story.
There are only 120+ posts after 500+ chapters, that's terrible.