Plants and Slime and 160

After thinking about it, I realized that the key points of this book are all in the title. It's a really good title. First of all, the world view is the intersection of multiple worlds. There were originally eight worlds, and the earth (that is, the blue star in the book) is the newly discovered ninth one. The protagonist is a new student who was admitted to the eighth world Soja Academy (the name is correct, right?). The eighth world is a synthetic world built by the previous seven worlds to fight against the demons. The academy recruits students from other worlds to cultivate new forces to fight against the demons. The protagonist Yi Liuling, 160cm tall, is the only student from Earth in this and the first class. The protagonist's natal plant is a potted plant, and it is a special potted plant that can use the abilities of other plants. By the way, everyone in the eighth world will acquire a characteristic because of their names. Yi Liuling's characteristic is that his height is always 160cm no matter what spell is cast on him (although it seems useless, he has actually used it). In addition, he seems to have fallen in love at first sight with the slime girl he met by chance (just in the first chapter) (very good boy, your xp is very good!). What's so good about this book? Fortunately, there are rich different world settings, distinctive characters, and many supporting characters are lifelike, which is not easy. You may find it a bit confusing when you first read the first chapter, but after reading a few more chapters, you will gradually become attracted to it. Come on, Yi Liuling who is always 160, I wish you can catch up with the mysterious slime sister as soon as possible.

Why you should read this book: Fantasy time travel article. The 1.6-Meter-tall protagonist, who has been able to see ghosts since he was a child, was hit by a school bus that suddenly appeared at the bus stop and was transported to a different world. He entered a brave school for time travellers, learned magic, defeated demons and saved the world. The setting is very interesting. To enter a different world, you must first find a job. To find a job, you must first contract a natal item, and the natal item determines the career direction. The natal prop drawn by the protagonist when entering school is a potted plant with basic self-awareness. After contracting, he becomes a summoner. Inputting magic power on the potted plant can turn it into various plants to deal with enemies, a bit like "Plants vs. Zombies". Other classmates of the protagonist include a technical nerd who is unfortunately drawn and can only work as a MT, a muscular warrior with a simple mind and strong limbs who dreams of becoming a protagonist, and an illusionist who is a noble lady but needs money because of her family's financial difficulties... The school life of the protagonist and a group of funny companions with full personalities doing missions to fight World of Warcraft is very hilarious and hilarious. If you like academic writing and nonsensical comedy writing, you can try it. Why not read this book: There is no profound connotation or fierce conflict. It is just a fast food article that you will not be able to pick up after you put it down. Personal evaluation: Dry food +

Very few people in the nunnery survive after self-examination. I can't say it's well written, but it's relatively easy to read. The explanation of the link between name and ability is quite interesting, and it's not a bad joke to make me laugh.

Good plot