PvZ: The Peashooter Doesn't Want to Work Today

I can't explain anything. This book should reflect the author himself or the people in his life. I don't want to say big principles. I only know that if the world gave birth to you and you feel the darkness, then make a choice. The world has two sides, but this duality is determined by human beings. The ending is not necessarily good. It may lead to the end of a person's life, but the ending is not necessarily bad. The end of a person's life leads to the existence of the world. This is chaos and order.

The writing is very good, and it is the best one I have ever read in Plants vs. Zombies. There is no grand background, no heroic sacrifice, and it is a very good article written with emotional drama. It also has the fusion of eras in the second generation of Plants vs. Zombies, as well as the great reversal of the characters of Dave and Dr. Zombie. Basically, there is no big poison except for comparison and depression.

Native plant view + plant perspective + capital + no system, no time travel and no change in people. New subject matter, worth watching

The more I write about it, the more outrageous it gets. 9527 Has become a god. I can't understand the despair behind it. It's like a good thing has been twisted into despair. There are only 60 or so pictures, and the protagonist has become a god. How do you want to write it later? In other words, this book is a discussion about despair and love. If I judge purely from the fact that it is just a novel, this novel is not well written. I felt a sense of absurdity while reading it. I don't know what other people think after reading this novel. This is my personal understanding. So I give it three stars

Invincible author [OK], I would like to call you the strongest in pvz. Your writing style is clean and neat, your basic skills are solid (there is still room for improvement), your world view is novel, and your characters are very distinct. Looking at the first 20 chapters, this book has a score of 9 or above. There are a lot of knives, so be careful if you can't bear it.

Overall, the author's writing is good. The world view is novel, the story is innovative, and it does not stick to the old text. The writing is good, and although the characterization of the characters and plot is a bit rigid, it is drawn slowly, echoes from beginning to end, and vividly demonstrates the filth and ugliness of capital operations. The author's depiction of the environment is excellent, giving it an immersive and fascinating feeling. Readers who are tired of reading all kinds of fantasy and fantasy literature can learn about this book that explores the philosophical light of the world blooming in their eyes from the perspective of plants. (I am not a sailor~, the reason depends on my reading time qaq)

After reading it, I personally feel that the end of the dimension is the most amazing part. It is hard to imagine that a novel with less than 200 chapters could have such a wonderful plot. The protagonist is also quite miserable. He has been dragged forward by the will of others throughout his life. Regardless of whether these wills are malicious or well-intentioned, it makes the protagonist more painful 🤦 Perhaps falling under the bite of zombies is a good destination, without having to bear too much and bear too much. Also, the Flaming Fist flavor is so strong. Did you, the author, borrow some parts of the Flaming Fist [laughing] Summary of "What a Miserable Pea"

It's good to read. Although it's about Plants vs. Zombies, it feels like it's just borrowing the shell of Plants vs. Zombies to write the story. It's not about Plants vs. Zombies. It just feels like the pace is very fast. One chapter is gone after a few chapters.

It took me about six to seven hours to finish reading this book. I can only say that the author is a god! Immortal! A perfect group portrait! It's not very accurate to use a group portrait to summarize this article, but I can't find a more suitable word to describe it, because every character is really well-shaped! They are not the protagonist, not even the protagonist himself is the protagonist, they are just themselves. What I said is a bit mysterious, but you will understand after reading it, they are just themselves. Real! Highly recommended!!!

It has a very strange feeling, a very magnificent feeling, a very rich emotional level, and a lot of philosophies that are in line with people. Wanting to get off work, being numb and being used as a tool, isn't it the same as human beings, with the same feelings as a collection of contradictions, and the feeling of tearing apart, I feel that this is a good novel It's a pity that I have bought too many snacks recently. I will give you a big gift when I finish the college entrance examination next year 😘