The apocalypse has arrived worldwide, and zombies are everywhere. While all of humanity struggles to survive, Zhang Le is relaxing at home with a cup of coffee. How can that be? It turns out he's bound to Plants vs. Zombies!
Every zombie he kills earns him energy points, which he can use to create special plants and upgrade them. The more energy points he has, the stronger Zhang Le becomes.
By the time humanity finally manages to establish survival bases, Zhang Le has already built the world's strongest personal fortress: a thousand Cob Cannons, five thousand Watermelon-pults, ten thousand Pea Gatling Guns, a stockpile of one hundred thousand Cherry Bombs, fifty thousand Jalapenos...
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
You **. You wrote thirty chapters and you want to compare data, subscriptions, and flowers with others who have written hundreds of chapters. Who do you think you are?
It would be another story if we only discovered that the seeds were cooled when the zombies came.
Be good, you are already a eunuch and you still reward me
The writing is quite good, but it's a pity that the author's mentality is so bad that he became a eunuch after just a little bit of writing.
Well, not bad, I've finished reading it
Sometimes frost, sometimes flames
You're right, it's mainly about the wonderful content. Everything else is in vain. It's incidental
I'm giving you three monthly passes??
Why can't you take it away or recycle it?
I think so. I personally feel that the appearance of this girl in Chapter 4 is too special. In a building, in addition to the protagonist, there is also a girl. The protagonist has a system and can survive. The girl is sexy and good-looking. She is still silly and sweet. Will he not be exposed when the zombies knock on the door? I feel like there's something wrong with it. I just saw it. Can any old man explain it?