Online Game Rebirth: Plant Controller

I really don't understand what these settings are for? 1. The protagonist is a reborn person who used to be a mage. In the game, there is real practice. I just don't understand. You, a great mage, have to read books to gain mysteries. How did you rise to the top in the past? 2. The author's setting is based on the Kingdom of God, which means that this world has never been a world where too many ants can kill an elephant, but it is unnecessary to write about the creation of a trade union. 3. The setting of plants. The author said that plants can allocate experience, but later said that plants will die after they exist for a certain period of time. The existence time is uncertain, but it is not long, so what is the use of experience? What is the use except dragging the protagonist back? 4. It is a common problem in rebirth novels. The protagonist has traveled through time. Why do you insist on choosing the weaker side? Why can you catch up in the previous life and take away so many opportunities after time travel and be suddenly caught up by others? The protagonist relies entirely on the protagonist, and the opponent is full of gods. No matter what happens, the butterfly effect will solve it. We really think we are fools.

I've watched a movie about a pig's trotters who had undergone sex reassignment surgery and went back in time to have sex with their past selves and give birth to children.

By the way, I said the bad stuff at the beginning, and the good stuff at the end, just to summarize the book, don't delete it again, I will be very sad☹️. Judging from the author's approach to writing this book, he is probably a reader who wants to be an author after reading books for a few years (Hook, I have read a lot, and there are many books that can be regarded as gods). However, well, overall, this is a short text, suitable for novices who are new to the game. Old readers, probably just like me, will feel that they can't read it all. What the heck is this? It's so difficult. Why are they all about skills? Skill. 😡 Overall, the author's conception is okay, but slightly lacking, which is a common problem for novice authors. But it doesn't matter, the later improvements are very good, and the language is not so good? How should I put it? To put it bluntly, there are ups and downs, one after another, and it is recommended to learn more about the writing techniques of great masters, and don't use them forcefully, as this seems awkward. For example. I can't edit it anymore, it's better if the author understands it. I don't believe you can't get goosebumps while reading it.

Happy New Year everyone

It can be pretty good, come on, author. I felt a little sleepy after reading it. The writing felt unappealing. It's a good book for everyone to read.

The protagonist was beaten at the beginning? Hehe.

Could the author change his name? It doesn't sound good.

It's almost a single-player game. I've written more than a hundred chapters and only have 3,000 people? Also very watery

I don't even know why the protagonist builds a guild? Are you kidding me about a platform? The protagonist distributes so much red equipment to others, and then makes a small contribution and gives shares. What price do others pay? Loyalty? Others have benefited and they have shares, so why betray them? Isn't this redundant? I feel that the protagonist is not like someone who is reborn, but a person with a bit of luck. There is no scheming at all, it feels like everyone can be trusted, author, just write the magic truth! What magic net, a lot of descriptions of mages, are you writing about plants? The plants will die in ten to fifteen days. It takes a long time to cultivate them and they cannot be moved. Neither of them highlights the power of this profession. Do you really think it's Plants vs. Zombies? Will there be a steady stream of zombies coming to fight people and plants? The more I look at it, the more confused I become.

After eight or nine hundred chapters, it's still black iron! There will be silver, gold, and masters later... Then don't we have to write a thousand or two thousand chapters? The number of words is not that bad, right? ! !