Tower of Endless: Death Granted Entry

Yo, beloved ones... First of all, as the author, I rate this 5/5! Second, let's briefly go through some details to help you decide better if this is the good pick for you. 1. This is a World-Tower story, some floors have special rules, and each floor has its very own nature, color and culture. 2. The MC is very chaotic, his commonsense is flawed, even if he knows what needs to be done, his way of doing it might not make sense. 3. This is not harem, speaking of romance right now might feel like an overkill. 4. This story not only has great combat, but also major faction building elements, as well as large scale wars. 5. First few chapters might feel slow, though they hold most of the keys of what happens in the future. 6. Make sure to point out any mistakes I have, I work by myself so the chances are rather high. Drop your questions if you have any, as long as it's not a spoiler you shall find the answer! This is a very long ride, hope there won't be a time when you feel disappointed. Cheers!

This is a really good book and I urge the author to keep writing. The writing quality is exceptional and the author does a great job in drawing out the characters and fleshing out their motivations. The pacing is pretty good though I've only read up to the end of the free chapters (~35?) so its subject to change. Even the non-combat related chapters are enjoyable as they're pretty integral in developing who the mc is. The world background is also really great, and its very different from other novels. Overall, its great but I hope in later chapters, we're able to fully visualize what the tower is and how does it work.

A fair warning before we begin. If you are reading for brainrot or seeking a quick dopamine hit, turn back now. This isn't for you. A hundred chapters in. A second review. The author needed a summary, so here it is. Consider this a mild spoiler warning. I will keep it vague, but you will have to connect the dots yourself. The story begins as many tragedies do. The protagonist is a slave. Then, he dies... or perhaps he doesn't. He awakens and faces an Administrator probably, who just sends him to die. At the same time, another entity too powerful wants him to live. What leads to a brutal, agonizing loop of death. Eventually, a memory fragment from that overpowered entity becomes his winning card. Of course, surviving is never as simple as that. Whatever secret is tied to his abnormal entry, the Tower's normal reward system is disabled. Instead, the owner of that memory grants him a different system entirely, one that lets him pull items from outside the Tower I guess? He has two status windows, and both are constantly glitching. Yet, in a brilliant defiance of trending tropes... he has no inventory. Every other character in the book has one. Upon reaching the second floor, he stumbles into two strong old men who are just... lingering and an orange car. Naturally, he proceeds to beat a few hapless new ascenders half to death, somehow accidentally acquiring a ragtag group of lackeys who are now forced to call him Boss. As for the antagonists... Necromancers, Ancient clans, Fanatics hunting the undead, which is particularly problematic considering the protagonist is highly suspected of being undead himself. Honestly, I am concerned. By the time this academy arc concludes, there might not be a single soul left on his side. Welp, I suppose that is about everything. The writing quality is almost flawless.