HonoraryCuck

2 years ago

Not recommended

This one seems really shallow to me.

15 chapters in and all the characters seem really one-dimensional.

The MC is overpowered obviously, following the necromancer trope and basically blocks everyone in the Korean (there are multiple) tower to the 1st floor and everyone kind of just accepts it.

There are a couple of characters that get worthwhile mentions by the MC but not a lot is told about them and they do the exact same thing as everyone else so they kind of just blend into the background.

Everything is pretty crazy convenient for the MC, players feed him mana, players trade him points leading to him having a swiss army knife of whatever the hell you could imagine at his arsenal, he finds a hidden barrier right before he gets killed, he discovers an overpowered vampire queen who near instantly swears loyalty to him etc.

There is the underlying mystery of what's going on in the tower and why all this stuff is on the 1st floor of all places, but I feel like I still don't know any of the characters, MC included.

Newtinator

VIP

a year ago

Not recommended

This is one of those novels that have a great start, but like many other KR novels, tend to fall off at the later half and by the end? It's completely garbage. This is a review, so I have no plans to spoil - but, the last 50 chapters (well, really after he's on the floor with the magician towers onwards) the author had no idea what he wanted to do, or was forced to reach and ending before he desired - speed running floors in the background, info dumping, loose ends, and pretty much no character development really hurts this novels latter half. Had it continued with the momentum it started with, this would be a great read, despite being very similar to 'The Tutorial is Too Hard.' at many places.

wills03106

2 years ago

Recommended

Interesting premise but that is currently all we have. The protagonist and his interactions with others could potentially allow for an interesting story, but with three chapters, it is hard to determine the protagonist’s personality and how he will interact with the world. I will be somewhat disappointed if it is just a power grinding revenge story. So, far there has not been any significant world building and hardly any information about the protagonist’s initial motivations, moral code, or interpersonal relationships. Given that he did not immediately start murdering the people who attacked him, I am optimistic that the protagonist is not going to solve all his problems by killing them.

I Became the 1st Floor Boss of the Tower

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