
Tower of Reincarnation: Others Fight to Survive, I Farm Points
轮回塔:别人求生我刷分
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.2M Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Original ACG Fantasy
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Almost everyone in Kung Fu Hustle seeks out a beggar. The question is, even if they find a beggar and obtain the Tathagata Palm, can an ordinary person master it? The protagonist can only master it because he's one in a million, having opened his Ren and Du meridians. In other words, the Tathagata Palm is icing on the cake for the protagonist; for ordinary people, it's useless, even utterly worthless.
The portrayal of the real world is naive, while the protagonist's world is one where individual military strength surpasses nuclear weapons. Power in each nation should be concentrated in the hands of those with the highest military strength.
If the description is this bad, the content must be even worse.
In short, the protagonist faces various taunts, ambushes, and attacks from opposing forces in each instance, only to be defeated in the end. Then, the protagonist returns to the instance, only to be taunted again, ambushed, and attacked once more, only to be defeated once more. This cycle repeats endlessly.
Several settings are problematic. First, there's the issue of pirated walkthroughs. Given the protagonist's experiences, the walkthroughs barely sold before being pirated. What were the walkthrough developers doing? Losing money to gain publicity? Especially considering that failure can lead to death. Second, there's the difficulty issue.
Are there any novels that offer strategy guides without making you stupid?
The world of film and television is full of recurring movies, just the same few films over and over again, like a steamed bun that has been chewed eight hundred times, it's nauseating to look at.
It's safe to say that it truly lives up to its reputation as a poison-dealing agent.
The disease of infinite circulation was not missed, and all the toxic points were inherited.
Without any evidence, they openly offer a bounty on the protagonist. Is the government useless? Why are they so eager to provide guides but completely indifferent to the trouble? They don't even bother to wipe them out. Don't say it's bad influence because the protagonist didn't kill a single family. Offering a bounty on the protagonist is bad influence.
Based on the defense
The plot is mostly fine, similar to other reincarnation spaces. However, the currency system and the inexplicably increased difficulty of the Reincarnation Tower are annoying and deterred me from playing.