Ghost Child Evolves, the Little Death God at Its Most Devious

Crossbow turrets had high base attack speeds, making them perfect for the Mad King Building.

The Super Flame Dragon Cannon was the opposite extreme, with at least five seconds between attacks. That clashed somewhat with the "Madness" effect, but Xu Lang chose it anyway.

A turret that could clear the field was essential. He couldn't leave all that work to the Void Fissioner, or something was bound to go wrong.

Xu Lang had previously installed a similar turret called the Flameburst Dragon Roar Cannon.

But the two were in different leagues.

The Super Flame Dragon Cannon dealt twice the damage, and its automatic range was seven or eight times greater.

That longer range meant the Crimson Flame Dragon Pearl could strike from much farther away without losing much power in flight.

Finally, Xu Lang reinstalled the Electromagnetic Web Turret to intercept targets and keep them from escaping.

He had enough Mad Cannon Platforms already. He genuinely couldn't afford to make every turret one of them.

With that, the Demon King Castle had a well-rounded turret lineup.

Mythic turrets: Angel Turret ×2 (no level), Dragon Star Summoning Device (Level 30)

Excellent turrets: Mad King's Mad Gear ×2 (Level 25), Mad King: Curse Grudge Sniper Crossbow ×2 (Level 25), Mad King Super Flame Dragon Cannon ×1, Rampage Laser Ray Device ×2 (Level 25), Void Fissioner (Level 25), Electromagnetic Web Turret (Level 20).

Twelve turrets in all, with two turret slots still held in reserve.

That meant he couldn't see the Demon King Castle at full power, but at least it gave him room to maneuver.

Once a turret was destroyed, he couldn't immediately replace it in its slot. Otherwise, he would have put in two support turrets for now and swapped them out if they were destroyed.

As Xu Lang