Plants Say I Can Survive Even If I Slack Off
植物说我摆烂也能活
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The Protagonist Is Reborn as an Evolving Plant. No Animals! No Objects! Plants Only
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Recommend Any Genre! No Preference: Either Two Male Leads or a Male-Centered Story With No Romance
I'm an author looking for inspiration. What kinds of stories do you enjoy, or what less common genres or styles would you like to see? I'm collecting ideas before starting a new book. I'd love to hear from you! 🥰🥰
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It's a good story, a very heartwarming one. However, the protagonist's presence diminishes in the later stages, with the perspective shared roughly equally with the human survivors. When the protagonist does appear, it's only with the little blue and green plants, making them feel a bit lonely. Adding more mutated plants would be helpful.
It's great! This is my first time reading this type of post-apocalyptic story, and I really enjoyed it. The synopsis says it's a no-romance/ambiguous romance, but I'm more into the interactions between the plants and the protagonist than the humans. The more I read, the more I want to know what happens next. I'm curious to see if survivors from other cities appear, or if there are other bases.
Wow, this is great! This is the first time I've read a post-apocalyptic story like this. However, I felt the male lead's attraction to the female lead was a bit abrupt; he suddenly developed feelings for her, and the female lead seemed to have some depression.
It's actually not bad, but the description of the main character could be revised. Things like "fair and delicate wrists" and "childish" make the main character seem too fragile and immature. Also, as this is a story without romantic subplots, the interactions between the characters could be more normal; don't make them blush all the time. 🤦 Seriously, just the kind of interaction between good friends is fine. The romantic subplot will be subtle; readers will figure it out for themselves. ❤️
The premise is good, and the protagonist's interactions with the plants in the early stages are quite interesting. However, the protagonist is portrayed as rather delicate and fragile. I don't agree with the comments that describe her as overly feminine or too much like a female lead. "Women" should never be a derogatory term!
I didn't pay attention to the synopsis to see if it had two male leads, but it was really good. I almost thought that the little green and blue animals' protective behavior was because the male leads' parents couldn't let go of their children and their souls had mutated into plants 🤦.
The protagonist is constantly cared for by the plants and animals, and it feels like he's always been pampered. I hope he can be even happier. The interactions between the protagonist and Little Green and Little Blue are also very heartwarming.
It's a lighthearted post-apocalyptic story, and while some might find the beginning a bit toxic, I think it's alright. If you were in that situation with no other humans around, you'd definitely want to talk to the first human you saw, otherwise you'd be going crazy. Besides, there was no opportunity to talk to Little Green or Little Blue, and no cell phones or electronic devices.
So far, it seems the author really likes using flashbacks, but this "when should we start?" Kind of expression would be sufficient if used in the earlier parts. Furthermore, in a digression in the first 3/1 chapters, I saw a comment saying that I didn't understand the skipped parts, and that too many skips might cause some misunderstandings. The writing style definitely has room for improvement.
This is a book I've been following since the first chapter and I'm still reading it. I really love this kind of lighthearted slice-of-life story. However, I prefer that the protagonist spends more time with plants or animals and less time with humans. It's over just like that. Waaaaaah XX