After waking up, the tens of billions of people across the globe have all turned into plants!
Only by working hard to absorb nutrients and sunlight can they hope to withstand the daily disasters and zombies!
Fortunately, Jiang Hansheng has been reincarnated as history's weakest plant, “outhouse grass,” and from the start has gained the SSS-rank talent “Simulate the Future.” He can get stronger with ease simply by lying flat and doing nothing:
“On day one, you use the nutrients in the soil to grow to a height of 0.5 meters. Then a human comes over to relieve himself, mistakes you for temporary toilet paper, and uses you to wipe his butt!”
“Unfortunately, you have died!”
“Simulation complete. Hardness +1!”
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Several months later, the players have finally escaped the soil and learned to survive on their own. Gazing at the figure that can blot out the sky and yet casually slay the stars, they can't help but burst into tears:
“Are you crazy? You call that the weakest plant in history?”
…
【Thatch + Hardness = Bermuda grass!】
【Thatch + Fertility = Foxtail grass!】
【Thatch + Mentality + Constitution + Vitality + Time + Space + Cause and Effect + Fate + Reincarnation = ???】
“Cheating? What cheating? I don't accept that!”
“I got this far entirely through my own hard work!”
“What? You don't buy it? You think you can suppress me because your level is higher?”
“Damn it! I give up! Grass, grass, grass, grass, grass, grass, grass!”
Well, how should I put it? I have read two books by the author, although I have only read the first 10 chapters or so. Personally, I feel that the author is really good at finding clues and ideas, but there are too many stitching elements.
Take this book as an example. In fact, just an attribute upgrade or a talent simulator or a material reward is enough to support the content of a book. But this book not only has the above three elements, but also has superpowers, mechas, plants turning into zombies, server transactions, shadow tides, gods exposing themselves, etc. I have only read about ten chapters, and I don't know if there are others later.
This makes it a bit confusing to see too many elements, and the properties of plants such as softness and hardness don't seem to be very useful to me.
But I still hope that the author can continue to work hard [love]
Anyone who has read the author's previous books knows this.
Very good ~ Recommended by hardcore readers ~ Worth collecting ~
Come on, author [eat melon], try to use as little water as possible [cover face]
Well, how should I put it? I have read two books by the author, although I have only read the first 10 chapters or so. Personally, I feel that the author is really good at finding clues and ideas, but there are too many stitching elements. Take this book as an example. In fact, just an attribute upgrade or a talent simulator or a material reward is enough to support the content of a book. But this book not only has the above three elements, but also has superpowers, mechas, plants turning into zombies, server transactions, shadow tides, gods exposing themselves, etc. I have only read about ten chapters, and I don't know if there are others later. This makes it a bit confusing to see too many elements, and the properties of plants such as softness and hardness don't seem to be very useful to me. But I still hope that the author can continue to work hard [love]
Anyone who has read the author's previous books knows this.
Very good ~ Recommended by hardcore readers ~ Worth collecting ~
Come on, author [eat melon], try to use as little water as possible [cover face]
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
Not bad, worthy of praise
It's great. Will the protagonist transform later? Is it a boy or a girl [laughing evilly] [laughing evilly]
It still feels pretty much the same, right?
An alternative casual novel, quite good
It seems pretty good so far, but I feel like things are happening too fast, and some crises haven't been resolved before the next comes.