Tower Defense: Public Enemy Number One

After a blind guess, the beast stream is the most popular. Other towers in the late stage are like that. There are very few towers that can move. However, in the late stage of the beast tower, there are all divine beasts, and because they are flesh and blood, they can better integrate with divinity and the like!

I've almost caught up with the latest, let's talk about my feelings. A few bad ideas to prevent fraud, 1. Brush golden eggs every day, and send them directly to the hatchery and into the chicken track for hatching. 2. Have you ever heard of the Tower Guarding Love Association? The system has a mechanism, and there must be a group of "loving people" who are willing to help defend the tower for free. The protagonist may need a group of combatants or traitors who can't distinguish between friend and foe. But when the reward for invading the protagonist's island is high enough, the "loving people" will rebel at any time. Of course, unless they become the protagonist's younger brother, giving away a lot of resources for free and then not grabbing them back may affect the enjoyment. Although the cool novel does not require too much logic, the protagonist's combat power has expanded too fast. The system's compensation and the protagonist's fraudulent insurance are super bugs. Although the system is also fixing bugs, and I don't want to investigate who the system is, the protagonist's combat power has been expanding without stopping. My impression is that the protagonist keeps opening the claim box and then settling claims. The combat power has been greatly expanded. The main world may suppress the protagonist's combat power for a while. It is difficult to comment without knowing the author's settings. The following are my current personal feelings and associations with reading the book: First, I really like the protagonist's hatred and battle of wits with the system. In the end, the protagonist and the player battled wits and courage with the system, showing that "the way is higher and the devil is higher". It's a pity that the system's anti-fraud app is too slow to upgrade, and the players' upgrades are too slow to keep up with the expansion of the protagonist's combat power. It can be said that the two most interesting things are: one is when other players enter the protagonist's defense tower with high combat power, and the protagonist's combat power is fully activated instead of being released. Second, the system fixes bugs, and the protagonist performs tricks to defraud the player, and competes with wits and courage. It is not the same trick of defrauding the player, nor is it the case of invading a low-level territory with little profit and then keeping a hat. Especially in the middle, Qi Xinghe invaded with confidence. It might have been a bit poisonous if he hadn't been stupid enough to learn how to divide the spoils later. Second, the operations of the settings of rebellion, evil god, and sponsored stores are quite interesting. Speaking of sacrifice, I have an idea. It is a bit boring to directly sacrifice items and then obtain the items. Since it is a sacrifice to the evil god, does the author have any settings for who the evil god is? Or are the so-called evil gods just random gods who are all evil gods? The reward is naturally the evil god type, something with a bit of restraint, a bit of madness, a bit of self-mutilation, a bit of nerves, like a normal mutant tower roll? Or not, it can even be an infected mutation, which cannot be described in the series. You can also bring some random gifts, "My dear believer, for your piety, I decide to bless you." Well, blessing can be both a magical skill and a magical trap. Let the protagonist be furious! If this does not develop, it will be suppressed. For example, randomly giving militiamen immortality, devouring and other "inappropriate people", the side effect is that they occasionally lose control and so on. The traitor is here again, and there is no way to cheat insurance. What an evil god. Moreover, sacrifice can also develop the plot, and it belongs to the category of equivalent transactions. For example, the protagonist sacrifices XX gems, and a certain boss receives the sacrifice request and accepts this transaction to give something. This is not a word count and is cool. The role of the aborigines can also be added. The infinite evolution of potatoes on the tree seems to be this kind of random transaction, you can take a look.

Not bad, not bad, it's time to start a tower defense game again. This time, don't choose so many things to improve your combat effectiveness. If you have buildings, choose architectural drawings. Don't choose equipment or personal skills.

Send a description of the defense tower/building/character in the book, and let's illustrate it together.

If so, you can give me some suggestions, thank you.

Playing games is all about showing off and becoming stronger. Sorry, I don't understand the meaning of the protagonist's gameplay. Humans and ghosts can beat you at will, so why are you becoming stronger? What's the use?

To be honest, apart from Xiao Li, the protagonist of God King's Law, the author's books are all kinds of wise and talented. I feel so stupid about the protagonists in other books

It's been a long time since I've been to the book review section. There is a limited exemption. No matter what book is exempted, every time it is exempted, there will be a wave of fans and a wave of trolls. I wish Yueying and all the book lovers a happy Mid-Autumn Festival!

，，        ，，，，，？ Do you have to act blindly? The author's word count is not professional at all - the mysterious confidence of the pig's feet, the blind tiger tower and the gold coins on the surface, etc. The gold coins are slightly hidden, and the process of finding them is confusing, but it is not clever.

It looks so frustrating! Keep giving benefits to the invading players, and get beaten yourself.