The Highest Tower

It's well-written, so why isn't it popular? I really don't know what kind of books are on the Qidian ranking list?

Song Xiulian is a sophisticated egoist, and in reality, such people often live very well. This is because they don't care about other people's feelings, only their own gains and losses. They view everything and everyone around them as tools; they use what can be used, eliminate what is in the way, and discard what is useless.

It's a good book; there aren't many good books these days. The writing is excellent, the plot flows smoothly, and there's no filler. 👍👍👍

As expected of a veteran author, the writing is very elegant, the plot is very engaging, and the characters come alive instantly. 👍

I just finished reading a book riddled with grammatical errors, typos, and punctuation mistakes—basically, the writing was so poorly done it was practically AI-generated. It's a medical novel, a genre I enjoy, but it was a real ordeal; it made me feel awful. Then, I stumbled upon the author's new work—a lifesaver! It's a welcome change for my eyes. Why drink tea dregs when you have good tea?

I read fifteen chapters in one go, not bad, a great reading experience. When I saw the author recommending another of their books, *Folding Moon*, I suddenly realized it was by the same author! I'd already added that one to my favorites, but before I could even get into it, the author started a new story. So, I'll start following the new one first! 😁

Great book, but it's still too short. Looking forward to more chapters!

Good book, I read it in one go, but it's too short, not enough to read!

Great book! I've given it a 10,000-point reward to show my support. Keep it up! 😁

The first few chapters gave me a sense of déjà vu, like watching "The Story of Minglan." Looks like this book has big ambitions! 🤭🤭🤭