Emerald Tower

I read your book for free ten years ago, and I returned it to you today, Feilong, I don't owe you anymore. 😁

Hello everyone, this is from a reader who finally finished "The Emerald Tower". This book "Emerald Tower" and the previous book "Demon Hunter" both have the author's distinctive style. Book lovers who like data flow will especially like it. The plot foreshadowing and otherworldly atmosphere at the beginning particularly attracted me, and that was also the reason why I got into the game. But when I saw the progress in the middle and late stages, about 60%, I couldn't hold on for a while, because the cumbersome data would appear several times in one or two chapters, just like detailed descriptions again after skill improvement. Emmmmm This situation also happened to me when I was watching "Demon Hunter". I persisted twice and finally gave up. I don't know if this is a common problem with system texts or something... What I like most about this book is the author's description of the protagonist's strategy. Multiple identities are intertwined, and there are all kinds of empty-handed wolves. It's really exciting to think about it! But in contrast, as for the combat part, it is more ordinary. Maybe it's because the whole story is about revenge, so the battles aren't very passionate? 😰However, you can still see the author's delicate description! Then, in addition to the strategy, I also like the author's description of the scenes! The dense forest in the heavy snow, the military port in Gaosai, and the Emerald Palace! To be honest, when I saw the description of the Emerald Palace, I immediately thought of a house with a blue roof in the Mediterranean! The whole text is like traveling with the protagonist's tour guide. If the author can't finish writing a novel, just start writing a travel note! It's definitely going to be popular! 😁 After talking about my favorite part, it's time to talk about the part I want to complain about! Emotional drama! Emotional drama! Emotional drama! Why is the protagonist, a person who took revenge alone in his previous life, hesitant about other people's feelings? Wasn't the heroine determined in the previous chapters? Why don't you clearly say no when you know other women's feelings? It was this kind of procrastination, refusal, and refusal that made me think that the author wanted to start a harem! Although it didn't open in the end, the wedding chapters and the behavior of those girls made me feel as sick as a fly. (Yes, I am a girl. If my man marries me and this happens, I will definitely leave) All in all, "The Emerald Tower" is a pretty good book and worth reading! I'm looking forward to the author's next book, and I'm waiting for it to be finished before I start! Thanks also to the book friends who have read my wordy words for so long! Thanks! 😁

After reading it, there is always a lot to say, but a thousand words can be said in one sentence - a dog cannot be licked by a house!!!!!!!!

This book is so boring. One sentence is said over and over again, and it is endlessly boring. The main character is constantly explaining everything in one chapter. If you skip four or five chapters, you can catch it, because in these chapters, you are completely talking about one thing.

The biggest poisonous point in this book is the Grand Duchess. She is really out of line with this era. I feel that if the protagonist hadn't been cold, she would have been cold. The protagonist is also loyal enough and is willing to be a shadow of a human being. How can you bring people into it?

I feel like I'm not the only one who just waited until I finished the book before ordering the whole thing. . .

A good theme, but the rebirth at the beginning + system + boss targeting + rich lady + life-long determination + revenge routine is really cliche. It looks like an old book, so I won't say anything. It may be suitable for newcomers to read, as there are too few online novels available to read now. This is not suitable for old bookworms. After reading a chapter, you can immediately see the general formula, which is very tacky.

From the beginning of Chapter 33, the protagonist is very morally obsessive. He always emphasizes that I kill all those who have committed crimes. Damn it, I don't kill innocent people. In general, I sacrifice everything for the Emerald Territory. It looks very childish. Climbing from the bottom to the top, then sacrificing everything to reborn the protagonist is like this. As a person, the most outstanding plots include: luring the snow bear to attack the deputy leader, and with some success (after breaking the leader's hand, he attacked it in advance because he was worried about letting the snow bear escape, because it had attacked the people of the Emerald Territory, so he attacked in advance for this adventure, and the leader is not dead yet);

This protagonist always reminds me of Marshal Gil

I was following this book when I first started writing it. The data flow and attribute stacking are still very interesting to my taste (well, please ignore the fan value). Later, after writing a certain paragraph, I began to downplay the data flow and slowly stopped reading it. I didn't pick it up again until I knew the book was over. Coming here to post a post is probably the driving force of Cannian. I don't know if the author can see it. In fact, as it is written, those who like data flow will keep following it, and those who don't like to see data flow will have given up long ago. However, it is already written in the middle and late stages. If you downplay the data flow or even give up, those who like data flow will find it awkward. Those who don't like to see data have stopped reading it long ago. Even if they know that you have downplayed it, it will be difficult to read the previous paragraph... Why can't it end from the beginning? It's not a criticism, nor does it mean that the writing is poor, it's just a personal thought. It would be better if it can be of some use to the author's future writing.

Watching the beginning, it is attractive, and then watching it, others are provoking and then counterattacking. Are all villains **?

It's been a while since I've been here, I'll take care of the post.

I have read nearly 200 chapters There are too many explanations, nonsense, repetitions, and unimportant plots. It was very difficult to watch. Sometimes I didn't even know what the protagonist was doing or where the plot was. The whole story just kept introducing various skills and stuff.

I haven't read the part about going to the abyss to find the fountain of eternal life, so I don't know if it's filled in yet. The first one: Is the Knight's Ring effective? The system has already recognized that Dean is a frost elf. I remember that the Knight's Ring corresponds to a frost elf. Why doesn't the Knight's Ring seem to have any effect? Second: Is it time to identify the First Words of God? Although it requires 300,000 experience points, there will be 260,000 experience points when the seal is unsealed, right? In the subsequent battles, it should easily reach 300,000 or the original target of 350,000. However, after reading the beginning of each chapter, there seems to be no trace of the First Words of Gods at all.

As for xx? Bah, bah, bah... How obsessed is the author with this sentence pattern? Now I have read more than 30 chapters and almost every chapter has this one that appears four times. It is really disgusting to use this kind of sentence pattern too much. When reading it, it really feels like chocolate mixed with shit.

It's great! The book "Decadent" is very well written. It doesn't have the same feeling that it makes people read it. It makes people want to read the next plot unconsciously and enjoy the process of reading this book ❤️

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I vaguely remember that I seemed to have seen it... The impression was that the fairy grass was in front of me, but later the protagonist gave up on the woman in order to repay his kindness...

Therefore, then, but, after all, although, and, after all, as for, these words are too many, it gives me a headache just looking at them

Too much nonsense, the whole article is full of fluff

In the second chapter, the protagonist makes a lifelong commitment to a girl? Can't you put it later and let me read a few more chapters? To be honest, I still have high hopes for the reading list recommendation. . .

The writing is really beautiful. I don't know what the introduction is about. I'm most annoyed by such an introduction. It doesn't attract me.

It's good, but "there are too many "buts" in this book, which makes me confused."

Second rebirth? Then you get a system skill to make it the same as the game? Upgrade directly without practice?

I feel that the various character templates in this book are very similar to the previous one's Demon Hunter. If it weren't for the different names of the protagonists, I would have thought they were the same person. The various female supporting characters, female protagonists, and male supporting characters all look like templates.

Just very wordy. . . Others are fine. . .

Maybe he won't kill the king in the end. I'm afraid the protagonist is also a hypocrite. Small people can die, but big people can't? Just because his sister is the Grand Duke, Dean shouldn't become such a beast with double standards.

I hope this can be changed in future chapters. . .

I will always support otherworld novels. Come on and update it 🤝😄😊

It's been a long time since I looked at the character attribute column. By the way, the new interface at a certain point is really difficult to use. It was switched to the new interface for no reason and I can't go back to the old interface. And the comment function of the new reading interface is really difficult to use. Had to go to the book page to post a comment.