Plant Card Maker Legend

The general content of the story is that on a continent of card makers, the protagonist can only make the cards in "Plants vs. Zombies" because of his special mental power. After a series of ups and downs of experience and adventure, he finally reaches the pinnacle of life. Among all the cards made by the protagonist, the most novel one is Sunflower. This plant is obtained after the end of the 1-1 novice tutorial in the Plants vs. Zombies game. As we all know, the protagonist has to go through grinding (opening) and training (hanging) every time before he becomes stronger. The same is true for the protagonist of this book: before making cards, you must first go into the mental space and fight with the cards you want to play. Only by success can you master the textures that need to be carved when making cards. But the sunflower is special. It doesn't need to be beaten, it can be obtained directly. Other plants, such as pea series, potato mines, nut walls, etc., Are relatively easy to obtain as card-making materials. But sunflowers are special. Its materials require sunflowers, and there are 500 of them. According to the setting, its annual output is only more than 2,000, and half of them must be turned over to the federation. There are many plants restored in the novel, but the author does not simply copy their functions in the game directly into the novel. For example, the function of sunflowers in the game is to produce sunlight, but in the novel, the author's own ideas are added to turn the disposable plant cards made by the protagonist into permanent ones. It can't help but be thought of in Plants vs. Zombies. The sunflower is an essential plant in every level. It is not just a "cannon fodder sunflower", it is also a "life sunflower". Only by planting it can we have a steady supply of sunlight and be able to choose appropriate cards to fight against zombies depending on the time. Therefore, when reading the novel, you will indeed have a refreshing feeling. In terms of characterization, although the portrayal of the supporting characters is not exactly the same, they are just to set off "Wow, the protagonist is so awesome" and "I didn't expect the protagonist to be so awesome now." I personally don't think it plays a big role in advancing the plot. In terms of level setting, this novel should stop at the right time, which is better than the current many novels that repeatedly expand the level classification in the book. Overall, the plot setting is quite solid, and some routines are inevitable.

The indigenous card makers got inspiration from Plants vs. Zombies and turned life cards into combat cards. Look! However, I have a phobia of single-main character endings, so I haven't read the last few dozen chapters, so I don't know how it will end, but I read the previous ones in one go.

The Legend of the Plant Card Maker is a very interesting book. I suddenly thought of it today and added it to my reading list. This book is a pirated version that I remember reading when I was young and had no financial resources. Now I am adding it to my reading list to remember it. By the way, I have been reading the author's new book, and this is the one below, The Card Maker written by a great god.

The overall feeling of the work is pretty good, but the quality of the last 10% is poor, and the ending is a bit rushed, but it's okay.