Collapse Iron: I just transmigrated! You want me to save the Black Tower?!

I wonder if there are any readers who have been following this book since its premiere. Perhaps you have noticed that during the first month after its premiere, when the data was at its best and it was time to add more chapters to keep readers engaged, I only updated for a long time.

Yes, I was really upset when I was scolded.

I was truly devastated. I've never seen so many negative reviews before, never seen so many comments filled with such malice, just pounced on me like that.

I really couldn't accept it for a while. I was in a very bad state at the time. How bad was it? It affected my daily life and my class performance. It was right before the end of the semester.

Needless to say I'm overly sensitive, no one would be happy to be criticized for something they've painstakingly written over a month.

Honestly, my friends have all advised me that since the data isn't good and it's painful to write, I should just give up.

I've even thought about it.

Either stop updating, or give up altogether. After all, writing is a hobby, essentially something I do out of love, something I do because I enjoy it...

But I'm not resigned to this...

I've worked so hard on this book, I can't bring myself to give up so easily.

So I started to adjust my mindset, barely ignoring the negative reviews, and continued writing at my own pace.

At the time, I was thinking, at worst I'll just stop reading the comments. Essentially, I wrote this book to solve the first storyline, and if I can solve the first storyline, I can just write the rest faster.

Consider it an explanation to myself.

The turning point was probably at the end of the first storyline, where the way the Iron Tomb was handled miraculously reversed the book's reputation.

Book reviews that offered encouragement gave me confidence and made me want to continue writing.

ummm

Sorry, I couldn't help myself once I started talking.

Logically speaking, I shouldn't be causing you any negative emotions, since it's all my own fault.

But speaking of complaining... well, I doubt many people read leave requests anyway, so I'll just rant a bit...

Regarding the plot...

To be honest, there are quite a few comments about why the protagonist can't beat Iron Tomb or Burning Wind.

I will give a unified reply.

Regarding the Iron Tomb, I've looked up some information. It claims that the Iron Tomb's final move wiped out the entire world. To be honest, the official power level given is quite confusing.

In terms of storytelling alone, considering the strength of the Iron Tomb, I believe it is the best below the Star God.

Of course, this is just my opinion.

What should I do? I don't really know how to explain it. No matter how I check or look at it, it's just very strong. I can't beat the Envoy-level, which seems normal.

As for Fenfeng, he has gone far enough on the Void Path and is the first on the Destruction Path. He also holds the Void Special Attack. There's really no way to expect the protagonist to speedrun through this route in one go...

Taking out a deposit certificate would probably be better.

The complaint is that the main character is too weak...

Do you think it's possible that the protagonist isn't too weak, but rather that the enemy is too strong...?

The first elbow is Iron Tomb, the second elbow is Hunting, the third elbow is Burning Wind...

Each of them is at the boss level.

To be honest, the plot of this book is all about finding a way to complete the game. If all these storylines were easy to complete, then these things wouldn't lead to the end of the world.

There's no need to write this book anymore.

Chapter 1: Kill Iron Tomb; Chapter 2: Elbow Off Breeding; Chapter 3: Kill Burning Wind; Chapter 4: The End.

.......

I left, and I'm back.

Regarding the issue with the bullet comments, it was indeed initially written as foreshadowing, used to advance the protagonist's perspective on problems in the early stages. However, I didn't handle it well, which caused it to fall apart a bit. I'm sorry.

However, the protagonist's personality change was somewhat in line with expectations, so it's alright...

Okay, see you tomorrow!

Chapter 151 The Tragic Conscience of a Genius

Jiang Jiu pondered for a while, searching through his long-forgotten memories.

When did the Destroyer Star God ascend to power? During the Second Prosperity?

Is this the right time?

The time interval seems quite far, at least a dozen or so Amber Ages.

To be honest, it's not even certain whether he was born at this point in time... finding him would be like looking for a needle in a haystack.

In the short time Jiang Jiu spent thinking, Lai Gu Shi had successfully figured out what Jiang Jiu meant.

"Destroying the Venerable Master of Wisdom...does that mean breaking the Realm of Omniscience?"

Jiang Jiuang let out a sound.

He only needs to restart eight times to know the exact location of Zandal's nine clones. If he just wants to kill them, it won't be a problem.

Although they haven't fought yet, they've already been sliced ​​up, so their strength must have been greatly reduced.

Just as Jiang Jiu was figuring out how to get rid of the person in front of him, he spoke up.

“I think it won’t work,” Lai Gushi said seriously.

Jiang Jiu looked at him, puzzled: "Hmm...?"

Lai Gushi rationally analyzed, "If it's about the boundaries of knowledge, I believe that even if you kill me beforehand, you cannot prevent similar events from happening in the future. Even if it's not me, there will be other geniuses."

He looked at Jiang Jiu and calmly asked, "Didn't anyone else in later generations attempt to break through the boundaries of knowledge?"

Jiang Jiu remained silent for two seconds.

Tsk... Lai Gushi was right after all.

Putting everything else aside, the simulated universe that Black Tower and Screw Gum were researching was, in a sense, aimed at breaking the boundaries of knowledge.

On one occasion, it seemed to have attracted Kakamo, almost causing a small-scale wipeout.

"But your approach was too extreme, senior. Your actions almost led to a catastrophic end for the entire universe."

Lai Gushi shook his head and calmly asked, "Do you believe in fate?"

"I don't believe it." Jiang Jiu said without thinking. "I'm on the path of destruction and nothingness. How come I don't know about the path of destiny? I don't believe it, I can't believe it at all."

Lai Gushi ignored Jiang Jiu's deliberate retort.

If it were an ordinary person, Lai Gushi might explain it again, but a genius doesn't need to.

The boundaries of knowledge will inevitably be broken by someone.

If it wasn't him, it would have been the next genius.

If this disaster doesn't lead to an Iron Tomb, then it will lead to another Gold Tomb or Silver Tomb.

Most geniuses don't care much about the cost.

For a genius, no matter what the price is, whether it's the world or himself, few people will care.

This is a consensus in everyone's eyes.

That's why Jiang Jiu said that Lai Gushi's approach was too extreme after he finished explaining.

A brief silence fell over the room.

Lai Gushi even poured Jiang Jiu a cup of tea in a good mood; the tea was clear and still steaming.

“This is Tranquil Abyss Moss,” Lai Gushi’s voice was calm and emotionless. “It was sourced from a famous tea-producing planet. Its leaves must be picked under specific phases of moonlight and go through seventy-seven purely manual processes, with a final yield of less than three per thousand.”

"The taste is said to be... refreshing like the first snow melting, always leaving tasters with a lingering aftertaste."

After the introduction, Lai Gushi quietly looked at Jiang Jiu, seemingly waiting for his evaluation.

Jiang Jiu listened quietly, stared at the cup of tea for a few seconds, then looked at Lai Gushi and gave a helpless, unsatisfying smile.

"Thanks, but I can't taste the flavor, so even the best tea would be a waste."

Lai Gushi paused for a few seconds, then looked at Jiang Jiu with a puzzled expression.

“One of the consequences of self-destruction is quite normal.” Jiang Jiu rested his chin on his hand and swirled his teacup. “I don’t know anything about the etiquette at the tea table, so please don’t take offense, senior.”

"In my eyes, no matter how good the tea is, it's not as good as strong liquor."

Lai Gushi nodded.

It turned out to be the case.

In a sense, these two people are sitting here with a glass of the world's finest beverage in front of them, but neither of them can taste it.

A self-destructing being that cannot taste anything, an android that needs no tasting, and a cup of fine tea that will never find a connoisseur.

happy.

Jiang Jiu looked at the tea in the cup, which was gradually losing its steam, and suddenly chuckled softly.

“That’s interesting,” he said. “Actually, I could kill you first, and then wait until the future to see if the other geniuses you mentioned exist, and if so, who they are.”

"So why did you change your mind?"

"Because of conscience."

Jiang Jiu rested his chin on his hand and calmly praised himself: "Because I still have some conscience for now, and because the boundaries of knowledge really need to be broken. If it's not you, it will be someone else."

He thought for a moment and then said.

"Alright... I'll build it for you. Once it's built, I'll have the Venerable Master anchor it before I take it down."

"Tell me, when do you plan to start? What preparations are needed? Shall we go find that Imperial Scepter first?"

Laigushi was silent for a few seconds, then asked hesitantly.

"...What are you going to build?"

Jiang Jiu also remained silent for two seconds.

Several key points flashed through his mind: it was the time of the First Imperial War, and whether the Anti-Life Equation had been proposed was another matter.