A Tower Defense Master Builder in the Wasteland

In the vast sea of ​​books, I have read countless novels. 70% Of the books are not good to read, 20% of the books can only make people laugh at a whim, 9% of the books are good to read, and 1% of the books can make people read it to the end and make people have endless aftertaste. This book is one of the 1%. The plot of this book is so intertwined that people don't dislike it after reading it, but I don't know why not so many people read this book?

I really vomited. It took me ten chapters to build the first building, and it was built in a place where people often come. The protagonist is also a coward. People want to beat him up, and he even lets that person stay, just like a dog.

I just don't know if the defense tower and fortress are built on that ten-meter-high wall?

From beginning to end, the main character has only one grandson

The pig's feet written are too rubbish

To evaluate it objectively, this book has the most typos I have ever seen (many of which were discarded because of this). The overall world view is good, but the fighting aspect is not good (a city lord who bribed the strongest city in the Drifting Continent was actually pissed to death in the end), and the author has a bad memory (the Forgotten City was bombed at one time, but not at all at the same time). Bombed), I have forgotten many settings. After reading more than 300 chapters, I am basically out of the system. There is only one Tang Youya in the Awakening Pool. It can be seen that the author has not understood the outline. (The mining city with hundreds of tenth-level defense towers was directly destroyed by low-level insect monsters). I personally think it can be read. I want to support the newbies.

That's it and so many good reviews. So awesome.

It's been more than forty chapters, and it's still level one. It's systematic and it's still being fooled around.

The protagonist is indecisive. He has been ridiculed for dozens of chapters and still wants to be a ninja. The protagonist is always willing to be treated like a dog but cannot be independent even if there is a system. Alas, the logic is illogical and cannot be written by a normal person.

The ending is seriously messed up, with many typos in the second half, resulting in great confusion.