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

No, does this read smoothly, "despite... No matter..."

It's okay. I can't tell whether it looks good or not.

The game itself is very unfair, not for people to play at all, and the upgrade is very slow. Only by cheating like the protagonist, or using a large guild or other forces to upgrade normally, and the protagonist died once before cheating, so the balance between income and effort is huge. Just break the tower, ordinary people go in and die, and for the sake of a broken equipment and the protagonist, let high-level people grind relatively weak floors, isn't it? After all, their upgrade experience is astronomical.

I recommend this book and I was very moved after reading it. Overall, this book is very good. Both the author's choice of subject matter and writing style are excellent. However, there may be some problems in the later period, such as typos and the foreshadowing in the previous chapters is not written in too much detail. On the whole, it mainly revolves around one point of view, which is that upgrading and fighting monsters are the same as the themes of ordinary novels. The protagonist obtained the twin professions of brave and devil at the beginning in Novice Village, then went to the Endless Continent to crush them all the way, and then defeated the heroes in a world copy, laying the groundwork for the future. Finally find the last boss, the evil god, and defeat him. The ending is rather intriguing. The protagonist is definitely Su Bai, and the subsequent characters, such as Li Gaoyi, the Red Dragon Queen, and his little secretary, are all written in a unique and different way. Of course, this book was published a long time ago, so my current review is definitely biased. All in all, it was quite interesting to read, and I still hope that the author will write other books and a sequel to this book. In addition, I have always speculated that the 1000th level in Tower of God is where he travels through time and defeats the evil god. After reading it now, it might be a chance opportunity for him to travel into the game to save all living things in the world.

The advantages are different from other online games, and the disadvantages are different from other online games. After time travel, I was originally a great god, but I didn't benefit from the blessings of being reborn, that is, there was nothing exciting, and I didn't take risks to get any good things. The protagonist's character is from the chaotic camp, and he has no favorable impression of the human race. He belongs to the chaotic camp of players who can kill any NPC at will. He kills humans at will. In fact, it doesn't matter if he kills the clan. If he didn't have a love line, he might be a complete lone wolf player.

God of Gods, the only one among a bunch of online games that I can read.

It's very novel at first glance and the plot isn't too vulgar. But the more you watch it, the more boring it gets.

I skipped to Chapter 422 and it's really getting boring.

A small copy in the middle, the plot of the Seven Heroes and the Demon King is pretty good, and it is the only highlight of this book. I had praised it before, but today I skipped to the end, so I'll give it an average rating. The world view is too confusing. The 999th floor of this broken tower has no effect at all. After the 100th floor, the level library jumps. The broken tower created by the gods, and the world dungeon inside, can actually lead a group of people to travel through time, and the abilities it brings out are incredible. There is nothing to say, but they can understand this and that at a super level inexplicably. The ending is also inexplicable. It is recommended to treat it as the end after reading the world dungeon. Since all the gods are killed in the dungeon, just come out and push it to the top. Don't say where the power comes from, just treat it as the power of the system. How about this ending?

The content is not good. If you read more than 100 chapters carefully, you will find some inconsistent statements. Is the author not keeping in mind the key points of the book?