The Nation Sent You to Farm, So You Grew Corn Cannons

The plot is great, although it's a little brainless, but it's so tiring to read a novel, and I just rushed to blow up the island, so it's worthy of praise.

It's not enough. It's only eight chapters. Why did you publish this 🙂

This book is very good, the theme and plot are very novel, and the planting and development is very fast, which is a bit refreshing. I have read two books about planting zombies and having to wait for the sun. I kill zombies by myself, just follow the skin. I can recommend it. I hope to unlock the plant card skills and become more perverted [laughter]

Generally speaking, the plot rhythm is suitable, the background setting is bright, the character portrayal is relatively unique and full, and the update is very fast. I recommend watching it. Please don't take it for granted. Suggestion: There are too many talents and skills set by the protagonist of this book or the skill upgrade connection is not appropriate. When you enter the god level in Chapter 200, the talents and skills are already quite messy. It is recommended to integrate and optimize (similar to a re-evaluation of strength); I hope there will be more appropriate digging and ambush tools. , The personal reading is a bit bland and lacks some ups and downs; the actual and effective cooperation and role of other teammates are appropriately increased. Subconsciously, it always feels like the protagonist is all doing things. The cooperation of other characters has a sense of detachment, as if they can win without it. I always feel that they seem a bit redundant.

It's pretty good. Will there be a female protagonist in the back?

It's okay, I'm not sure if there's a love story behind it, I'll check it out again

A very invincible protagonist. A nuclear explosion will destroy the country in a small day. It must be five stars. This apostle... Artificial sister flower, one is cold and noble, the other is passionate and clingy, and she is also a girl with two tails and cat ears 🥰 In the later period, it was a bit awkward. The Western mythology system became more and more boring the more I read it. I basically skipped chapters after reading the table of contents.

The author's writing style is very good, and there are no poisonous points in the description of the protagonist or supporting characters. The female characters in it also have brains and strength, and will not be held back.

It looks good. I have an idea. The author may be able to upgrade the plants into Garden Warfare plant heroes in the later stage. It looks good and has a high online rating. What do you think?

The subject matter is indeed novel. While others write about immortality, superpowers, magic, and mechanical ascension, the author unexpectedly writes a cool article about plants vs. Zombies. For example, Peashooter's five-shot sure-fire ability, the rule ability of being dead if ten shots are missing, Clover's ability to blow away all air units, etc. A variety of plants with regular abilities and even conceptual abilities are eye-catching. All in all, this book is well worth reading.