The Doomsday Yard: Starting from Controlling Plants
About This Novel
A small courtyard with blue bricks and black tiles, ancient vines and old trees and stone walls. Li Wanli tidied up the yard and planned to start the retirement mode in advance. I just didn't expect the end to come. The village is shrouded in fog and full of cannibal zombies. What's even weirder is that the well in the yard has turned into a spiritual spring, which is used to irrigate plants and has a chance of evolving skills. The bougainvillea in the corner will "entangle" and strangle the zombies in minutes. The locust tree outside the courtyard will be nailed to the ground, stabbing roots into the back courtyard. The willow tree in the vegetable garden knows how to whip. The willow branches are twisted into a steel whip, and the flowers bloom after being whipped on the head. Moreover, these plants are also controlled by Li Wanli. So the style of painting changed. As soon as the group of corpses rushed outside the small courtyard, they were inexplicably beaten and destroyed by various flora. Before the thugs even got close to the courtyard, they died mysteriously one after another. The point is, I have no idea who did it.
What Readers Think
Rating
Community(0)
Official(7)Scraped 5d ago
Can the author make the protagonist more realistic? The main character in this book is too stupid. Take the first evolved plant. A vine can tie up a zombie so that it cannot move. Not to mention the vines, they must be five or six meters long. With such a long vine, the protagonist only uses it to kill one zombie at a time. Can you be more flexible? Anyway, a zombie dies as long as its neck is broken. Well, maybe he couldn't control his body from the neck down, so he was considered dead. If a vine is tied around the neck, it won't be a problem to strangle three zombies at once, right? It just takes a vine to tie up a zombie. What a waste. There is also this vine and a very powerful ability that the protagonist has not discovered yet. It is written in the book that this vine can eat the entire corpse of a zombie, including the bones. So the question arises at this time. The vine has no mouth, so how does he eat it? There is no doubt that the vines can decompose something that can turn even bones into liquid, and according to the description in the book, this substance is very powerful. It can completely destroy a zombie in just a few minutes. Then the problem arises. Why does such an awesome ability have to be used only after killing zombies? This substance is injected directly through the vines while the zombies are still moving. It will turn into a pool of liquid in a few minutes, and then it can be absorbed directly. There is no need to use so-called skills to wrap it up. In the setting, the protagonist, as a novel author, doesn't even have this bit of imagination. Isn't it a bit unreasonable? To be honest, this kind of plant novel is relatively niche. The main character is written so stupidly. This screened out too many people.
If you accept it, forget about the fee. When you meet a cannon fodder, you convince him with reason and let him go, and then come to make trouble again. He wrote four or five episodes one after another. He is really a talent. Is the author trying to cheat money with his word count?
This protagonist is simply a holy mother bitch, a living bodhisattva, bless you with a long life
Halfway through, I want to ask, is the author an adult?
I can only say that it's mediocre. I've read Chapter 50 and the protagonist is still wandering around in a yard. Also, the protagonist's IQ is worrying
After reading Chapter 20, the protagonist is a complete loser. In an apocalyptic environment. Except for passive etc. Do nothing. To say he is a waste depends on whether the waste agrees or not.
Are you so timid?
Too cowardly. The worst case scenario is that I'll ban my account. It's so frustrating to write.
Rating
Community(0)
Official(7)Scraped 5d ago
Can the author make the protagonist more realistic? The main character in this book is too stupid. Take the first evolved plant. A vine can tie up a zombie so that it cannot move. Not to mention the vines, they must be five or six meters long. With such a long vine, the protagonist only uses it to kill one zombie at a time. Can you be more flexible? Anyway, a zombie dies as long as its neck is broken. Well, maybe he couldn't control his body from the neck down, so he was considered dead. If a vine is tied around the neck, it won't be a problem to strangle three zombies at once, right? It just takes a vine to tie up a zombie. What a waste. There is also this vine and a very powerful ability that the protagonist has not discovered yet. It is written in the book that this vine can eat the entire corpse of a zombie, including the bones. So the question arises at this time. The vine has no mouth, so how does he eat it? There is no doubt that the vines can decompose something that can turn even bones into liquid, and according to the description in the book, this substance is very powerful. It can completely destroy a zombie in just a few minutes. Then the problem arises. Why does such an awesome ability have to be used only after killing zombies? This substance is injected directly through the vines while the zombies are still moving. It will turn into a pool of liquid in a few minutes, and then it can be absorbed directly. There is no need to use so-called skills to wrap it up. In the setting, the protagonist, as a novel author, doesn't even have this bit of imagination. Isn't it a bit unreasonable? To be honest, this kind of plant novel is relatively niche. The main character is written so stupidly. This screened out too many people.
If you accept it, forget about the fee. When you meet a cannon fodder, you convince him with reason and let him go, and then come to make trouble again. He wrote four or five episodes one after another. He is really a talent. Is the author trying to cheat money with his word count?
This protagonist is simply a holy mother bitch, a living bodhisattva, bless you with a long life
Halfway through, I want to ask, is the author an adult?
I can only say that it's mediocre. I've read Chapter 50 and the protagonist is still wandering around in a yard. Also, the protagonist's IQ is worrying
After reading Chapter 20, the protagonist is a complete loser. In an apocalyptic environment. Except for passive etc. Do nothing. To say he is a waste depends on whether the waste agrees or not.
Are you so timid?
Too cowardly. The worst case scenario is that I'll ban my account. It's so frustrating to write.
You Might Also Like
Reborn Female General
Qianshan Tea Guest
Everyone is Turning to Motorcycles, I Will Buy a Heavy Truck in Advance
A Foolish Thought
Human Shackles
My Stomach Is Out Of Ink
Interstellar: Start as a Cleaner
Large Mouth Shrimp
I Can Copy the Abilities of All Living Things
Happy Popping Candy
After Eighteen Years of Hunting, I Entered the Thriller Game
Love To Eat A Lot Of Melons
Global Evolution: I Have the Properties Panel
Black Eyes And White Hair
One New Rule Per Month Worldwide
Medieval Rabbit
I'm on a Desert Island Liver Property
Ultimate Eternity
Star Ocean: Starting from the Abandoned Mining Space Station
I Am A Zhongluren