Everyone Competes for the Tower: I Cleared the 999Th Floor in Advance

Come back quickly, I can't fool you alone!

It looks great, but I don't know why the rating is so low. I'm tired of the stallion stories, slap-in-the-face stories, pretending to be pigs and eating tigers and other crappy plots, so it's better to read this alone, the writing is also quite strong. It's a cool article, it shouldn't be mentioned. It's suitable for those who are short of books or can't find books for the time being. Unlike other cool novels, they are quite interesting at the beginning but get boring at the end.

It's pretty ugly, to be honest. Many of the settings are somewhat contradictory. Some things the author said, but were forgotten after writing. If the C-level skill is fully set on the panel, it can lift the enemy into the air for 10 seconds. At the full SSS level, it can lift the enemy into the air and control it for several hours. In addition, the two EX professions of the protagonist are both beyond the SSS level. With so few bonuses, it seems that the professions do not have good skills. Also, some people in the review section said that the beginning is ugly, and I wanted to ask what is meant by just the beginning. Now the author has only written 100 or 200 chapters, and there are 999+ reviews. Like other people who have written books that have so many reviews after writing about 1,000 chapters, they say it is just the beginning. How can this be said?

Not bad, but so few people watch it

It's actually pretty good-looking. Personally, I think the rating is a little low.

The author here wishes everyone a happy New Year and all the best!

Earlier it was said that SSS was difficult to reach 200-400 layers, but later Lin Yuchan S could easily reach 500 layers? Does writing a novel do not require a low IQ, or does reading a book do not require an IQ?

The ending was a bit rushed, but at least there were no eunuchs and the writing was good.

It's a male protagonist again, surrounded by a lot of women, and he doesn't know how to keep a low profile, and his great strength is exposed casually. Although the panel is hidden, everyone knows that he has both magic and martial arts. His skills have no CD and high damage. Is hiding still useful?

The author seems to have amnesia. He forgot what he wrote before and then later.