A world where everyone defends against towers.
Humanity clings to life inside enormous walls built all over with runes.
Outside, mist blankets the land, concealing billions upon billions of dark creatures.
Whenever the Blood Moon appears, they launch frenzied attacks that threaten humanity.
As a result, everyone is forced to venture out and reclaim the wilderness at the age of eighteen.
They build towers to spread out and defend against the various dark creatures.
Lin Ze transmigrates into this world and, from the start, obtains a plant tower with the 'farmer' trait.
He also awakens a god-level talent: the 'Heart of Creation.'
Every hour, he gains a new trait. Attach these traits to his tower's plant pets, and they can keep evolving to higher dimensions.
[Sunflower] + [Crown] + [Heart of Solar Flame] = Solarflame Flower Queen
[Pea] + [Firearms] + [Power of Transformation] = Demon-Hunting Terminator
[Potato] + [Explosives] + [Power of the Void Rift] = Void-Devouring Black Hole Formation
As endless traits keep being added, countless god-level plants continue to emerge in Lin Ze's World Tree Empire.
Lin Ze begins his counterattack, pushing into the deepest reaches of the mist.
Even when gods and demons from higher dimensions enter the fray, Lin Ze wipes them all out with nothing but himself, one tower, and a host of god-level plants.
They tremble with rage and disbelief: "You call this farming?"
Let me give you a suggestion. When the protagonist goes out, it is best to bring a branch of the World Tree, and then let the branch absorb the breath of this death world. After the absorption is completed, take it back and graft it onto the World Tree. In the future, the leaves generated from these branches will be filled with a small planting room filled with the smell of death, and then plants will be planted in it. It is best to cultivate zombie peas, zombie potato walls and other plants.
It's very interesting, but the data in the book seems to be missing. It's a pity.
It can be seen that the author wants to make his own settings based on plants. The idea is good, but it looks a bit weird. I can only wish the author better and better as he writes more.