All Lords: I Rely on Cat Girls to Build an Invincible Spire

Your profile has an air of innocence

Author, did you choose the name after the anime? Then you should be screening readers. There are so many names in the country, you must choose this one!

I feel like I'm satisfied after reading the introduction and don't need to read the content.

Cat girl cat girl😍😍🥰🥰🥰🥵🥵🥵

Mature authors will post pictures themselves 😁

Except for the protagonist, no one else can survive.

1. World view. People all over the world change their way of life and complete their goals according to the rules of heaven (think of it this way for now) 2. Comparison between the protagonist and companions: the same player is desperately engaged in production + weapons + food; the protagonist is exploring and catching babies, and the babies are regional boos or elites. The boos become yours and come with a younger brother's. Plant the flag directly at the location; I have recently read the explanations of various black myths. The protagonist is Guanyin. He sees monsters when he goes out and says that the monster has not converted to Buddhism 3. The progress rhythm is even more ridiculous than 996. Build a bed on the first day, a manor on the second day, a town on the third day, and start attacking the city on the fourth day; Slip away

After reading 100 chapters, I felt that the main character was just a loser, and the beautiful women were at his disposal, but the main character didn't even dare to look at her, let alone touch her. Isn't this the case that the main character is still a eunuch by the end of the book?

Can't we stop attacking non-ones within the range of this tower?

Personally, I think there's something wrong with the plot of "Looking for the Flower King". It's poisonous water, right? You just go into the water without any protection, and you open your eyes while you're still in the water. Do you think you don't need your eyes?

My Komachi is showing off

Why does it feel like I'm watching "Pokémon Journey"? . . Not to mention that the plot is a bit too straightforward so far. Your protagonist's skills are similar to that of Xiao Hao, the second protagonist in Pokémon Journeys. No matter whether he is friendly or hostile, or even just a passing elf, you can just hit it with a ball and directly gain your loyalty, without even needing any emotional foreshadowing. . . This is my biggest doubt right now.

The writing is getting more and more indescribable, this is it. . . .

I'm a very serious person, and I can't bear to see any good things 😍😍

Transforming Goblins turns readers away.

I know I'm at a loss in writing, so I'd like to ask all my sharp-eyed book friends, which plot has you started to find boring?