I conquered the cultivation world with scrambled eggs with tomatoes.

——Wanjue Academy Internal Forum——

[Sword Tower Walkthrough Tips]

Collection of popular posts:

[Help! How can I clear the fifth level of the dungeon? I've been stuck for a month.]

[Urgent! Anyone want to team up for the seventh floor? Paying!]

[Damn it, how do I get past the Ghost Bride dungeon?! I'm going crazy!]

Has anyone cleared level 7? Could you share your experience?

[Anyone who can purchase food from the "Restaurant That Risks a Swordsman's Career"? DM me, payment offered.]

[Is there any way to punish those slugs on the seventh floor? They're so disgusting! What am I supposed to do, someone with OCD?!]

[Request! Cleared the sixth floor of the dungeon...]

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The forum posts kept getting refreshed.

This project incorporates the experience gained from years of sword cultivation students in clearing the challenges. With the university competition approaching, all the sword cultivators in the school have started to get moving.

There are only seven days left. If we don't hurry, we'll miss this year's university competition.

It happens once every four years. If you wait any longer, unless you take a leave of absence to return or extend your studies, you will be completely out of luck when it comes to the university competition.

In the past few days, the transaction volume of various pill links posted on various posts has increased significantly. When entering the Sword Tower, only the data of the spirit sword can be entered; other pills, talismans, and magical artifacts cannot be brought in at all.

Therefore, taking drugs to boost their physical stats before entering the Sword Tower became one of their best options.

In this forum where nearly a hundred posts are generated every day, one post quickly rose to the top with unstoppable momentum.

Both the number of clicks and the number of floors reached a considerable level.

This post was especially noteworthy because it was pushed to the top of the trending posts less than an hour after it was published.

The number of people liking and commenting is increasing at an astonishing rate.

[Speedrun Guide for Tower of Swords, Floors 1-7 - with Environment and Terrain Map]

"The monsters on the first floor of the Sword Tower are mostly E-rank, with basic stats..."

......"

This post that got pushed to the top of the trending list is quite long.

It's supposed to be a strategy guide, but once you click in, it's full of tips and tricks for getting through the game, complete with detailed maps. There's not a single unnecessary word, and even numerical values ​​don't take up much space.

As soon as the post was published, a large number of students majoring in sword cultivation immediately flocked to it.

[2L: Great new post! Fresh off the press!]

3L (I won't change my name until I get into the university competition): Front row! Haven't read it yet, let me see if this is a fake post.

3L: Is this a serious post? I don't read anything unserious.

4L: A strategy post? Why all this fuss? I've never seen this username before, "AAA Tomato Wholesaler Brother Ge"? That's a completely unfamiliar username, what grade are you in?

15L: Is the poster a cultivator specializing in the Ten Thousand Absolute Sword Cultivation? The name sounds like a micro-business post. I have a feeling this post will be one of those incomplete posts that ends up selling products.

23L: Wow, so many people!

24L: Was everyone drawn in by the post's title? (funny face)

38L (I won't change my name until I get into the university competition): I'm back after reading the post. I have mixed feelings right now, a mix of excitement and trepidation. The post was so dry, I felt like I was going to choke. I'll try it out in the Sword Tower first, and if it works, I'll kick them out one by one.

39L: @I will never change my name until I enter the university competition, lightly place my jade buttocks, please kick!

46L: If you've got your ass out there, give me a kick!

49L: !!! I just finished reading the post, and I strongly urge anyone who hasn't read it to go check it out! It's called a guide, and it truly is—no fluff, just pure, unadulterated information!

132L: Wow, that's ridiculous! Is the weakness of the green lizard monster on the fourth floor mentioned in this guide real or fake? I feel like it's just a hoax. If it's true, I'm going to the Sword Tower right now. I've been stuck on the fourth floor for so long, it's driving me crazy!

146L: I cleared level 6, so I can say that most of the content in Ge Ge's strategy post is true. There are some parts I'm not sure about because I haven't cleared level 6 many times. In short, the background information I've encountered so far is based on real experience.

164L: No, this post is a legitimate strategy guide! I just can't believe it. Is this "Tomato Brother" really that kind, sharing his walkthrough tips for no reason? And this guide covers everything from level one to six, plus various randomly spawning background dungeons. It really feels fake.

169L: I agree. It's not like they're trying to scam people; I don't believe in this kind of selfless posting and sharing at all.

178L: What's with the fake or real stuff? A lot of the content in this post overlaps with the mechanics of Sword Tower. For example, I looked at the swamp background in the first and second levels, and following the poster's guide, you can almost clear it in a minute without taking damage. That's incredible! It's like they've mastered the Sword Tower mechanics.

196L: There are rarely even strategy guides here, so how is it possible that the original poster's post is not only a strategy guide but also a speedrun version? I'd be grateful if I could just get through it normally; speedruns are something I wouldn't even dare to dream of. I feel like this post is just trying to capitalize on the fact that the university competition registration is about to close, trying to gain attention.

203L: Honestly, whether it's real or fake doesn't really matter. Just try it yourself, there's no harm in it.

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In the technologically advanced Wanling Empire, the Trial Tower conducts trials in a holographic simulation format, consuming some spiritual energy and mental power, but without any side effects.

Jiang He's strategy post sparked heated discussions among the sword cultivators of Wanjue Academy, and many sword cultivators, with the attitude that it wouldn't hurt to try it out, entered the Sword Tower to give it a shot.

When the post was first published, there were the most sword cultivators discussing it online. However, after the first batch of sword cultivators who saw the strategy post went to the Sword Tower to try it out, the number of people discussing it online decreased by about half.

However, the sword cultivators who were browsing the forum also clicked on the post.

Jiang He's strategy post has consistently maintained high popularity.

Cui Yingying, whose ID is "I will never change my name until I enter the university competition," has been stuck on the sixth floor for half a year.

Struggling with the sixth level of the dungeon, she cultivated day and night, and her cultivation level did improve. However, Cui Yingying's thinking was always one-track mind. For dungeons that required brainpower, she couldn't even handle the rules, the background story, or the final quest of the dungeon, let alone the dungeon itself.

She had absolutely no idea.

It took Cui Yingying three hours of hard work to figure out Jiang Hefa's sixth-floor strategy post.

Jiang He's post is a speedrun version, and the first dungeon introduced in the sixth floor is "The Witch's Curse".

Cui Yingying took a deep breath and pressed the sixth-level dungeon match.

The environment before her eyes changed; she was lying in a void filled with spinning machines.

Cui Yingying was overjoyed to see the princess-like clothes she was wearing.

This scene is the "Witch's Curse" instance!