Lin Kang was lying in bed at home, watching the news report that a meteorite had fallen into the ocean, triggering a tsunami that devastated numerous coastal countries.
A USB drive suddenly appeared in midair and plunged straight into his body.
At the same time, the earth shook violently as an unprecedented global earthquake erupted.
When he woke up, he discovered he could summon plants from Plants vs. Zombies. The only problem was... their style was a little strange.
And that wasn’t all. The earthquake had thrown the entire world into chaos.
Monsters capable of controlling the cells in their bodies to suit their whims had overrun the world. People called them Gluttons.
In this apocalypse overrun by Gluttons and plagued by food shortages, Lin Kang discovered that even the bullets fired by his summoned plants were edible!
So while everyone else was starving and ready to eat dirt, Lin Kang cooked peas in a different way every day.
This book could also be called Plants vs. Zombies: My Plants Are Surprisingly Tasty or Apocalypse: I Can Summon Plants.
This story has either one heroine or no heroines. The plant system isn’t a system in the traditional sense: it’s the product of human scientists and a USB drive working together. Even if you’re not a fan of system stories, you might want to give this one a try.
It's very well-written; I always felt I could empathize with the protagonist. I love stories where plants seem to have their own consciousness. The Pea Corporal part was so moving I cried buckets!!! And the cybernetic birth part always really got to me, making me furious – that shows the author's writing is excellent. A book that evokes strong emotions is a good book, and this shows the character development is very successful. Keep up the good work, author!
The female lead must be surnamed Ye to secure a veteran position. I bet a dollar on this book! The character development is excellent. Keep up the good work! Two chapters a day! The book is quite good and highly recommended. Be careful not to miss it! But I like Minecraft and want elements from Minecraft.
Very good, I, the PhD, give it my approval 👍
No way! Ah Dan's book has to be in the front row!
I'd like to support the author's new book. It's quite well-written so far, with a good plot, well-defined characters, and a nice overall style. Looking forward to updates!
Very good, the setting is well-developed. It's quite different from typical post-apocalyptic novels; the realistic setting makes the content feel believable even without explicit explanation.
Aside from occasional spelling mistakes, slightly unclear thinking, and some inaccurate information, it's generally quite good.