The Rise of Grass

This week's book by San Jiang is reborn as a weed similar to the Cretaceous world. It has a unique perspective, survives in crises, uses toxicity, kills bugs and other creatures, and continues to grow. It is full of inspirational stories. There is currently no female protagonist, but it is a refreshing stream of fantasy. If you are interested, you can give it a try.

Lin Chen was reborn into a different world similar to the Cretaceous period on Earth, and turned into a grass. There were footprints of dinosaurs walking around him, and he might be crushed to death one day. Not long after he crossed over, a small insect almost ate him. In order not to be easily eaten by bugs or trampled to death by dinosaurs, he worked hard to start evolving, relying on photosynthesis from grass to poisonous weeds, then evolving to vines, and then to big trees. Rely on the toxicity of poisonous weeds to kill insects, stretch out vines to hunt, go to insect dens to steal things, and extend everywhere to search for resources. You can also control insects as your own puppets to hunt snakes, insects, rats, and ants, explore everywhere as your own clone, and even go underground to find a mysterious alien spacecraft. In short, it is a story about a man who lives in grass and strives to become a tentacle monster.

Personal evaluation criteria: ♥♥♥♥, recommendation strength: high Reborn as a grass in the Cretaceous period, the trend is the same as that of ordinary alien beasts. The protagonist's goal is to continuously devour and evolve, and then obtain all kinds of strange and innate abilities. However, unlike ordinary alien beasts, the perspective of the plant system is very novel. .................................................................................... Although it is grass, the scenes of poisoning and killing insects in the jungle, growing vines deep into the ground to kill ants, etc. Are all well described, and there is still a sense of immersion. .................................................................................... Compared to evolving into a dragon with rotten teeth, Xiaocao's evolutionary steps are a bit like playing with big fish and eating small fish as a child. It is full of unknowns and I look forward to what interesting talents will happen with each evolution. .................................................................................... All in all, if you like novels with novel and interesting perspectives, this one is still very good.

If you want to live a good life, it is inevitable that your head will be a little green. So dead.