The Tower Defense Lord from Planet Earth

Please, author, don't let the protagonist go on to cultivate immortality later in this book! Every tower defense novel you write ends up with the protagonist going on to cultivate immortality later on. I know you might have a dream of cultivating immortality, but please don't write that dream into your book. You're writing a tower defense lord novel, not a cultivation novel.

The author always has a vivid imagination, but they keep going overboard with their overpowered abilities, and then the power levels collapse and they can't recover. Hopefully, this one can last a little longer.

So, was the blind box book shipped out? 😟

It's a bit toxic. The protagonist starts with items but doesn't use them to develop his opponent; instead, he uses them on the weaklings at his own doorstep. The talent given after the tutorial is even more ridiculous—a random talent. Tower defense readers prefer a more nuanced, resource-gathering approach, and this is highly unpredictable and actually quite weak, yet the author can force in cheat codes at any time. I'm at my wit's end.

This author once wrote a story where the protagonist slaughtered the elderly, women, and children, and the protagonist believed it was a justifiable act of "the victor is king," which was quite humorous.

Does the protagonist have self-destructive tendencies?

They keep saying their attack range isn't enough, but instead of upgrading the Watchtower, they upgrade Spider Tower, High Voltage Tower, and Wind Tower. Which of these towers is more useful than a real, all-around range bonus?

Why choose "Ever-Changing Talent"? Doesn't that mean I can't use high-level blueprints? Aren't high-level blueprints supposed to trigger cheat codes? I don't understand. Is this intentionally suppressing the protagonist's combat power? Or am I missing something?

Write another book called "I Have a Chaotic City," that one was really good. Author, you're just cut out for this kind of thing, don't try anything else randomly.

One player's first wave of three chests is worth less than someone else's single chest. The second wave is even more laughable. Starting with 100 gold coins and mining for 300 gold coins, you can build three towers and move twice, each move being 100 units. This is like someone who's barely in first grade trying to write a composition.