In the age of universal lords, everyone else starts with dragons and angels, while I have only a single Peashooter?
When Hao Yu woke up, he discovered that humanity had transmigrated to a brutal world where countless races vied for supremacy. Everyone was a lord, and each received a random starting troop type. While others cheered over their dragons, angels, and Behemoths, Hao Yu stared at the Peashooter in his barracks, which could only spit out peas with a “puh puh,” and became the laughingstock of the whole server.
“Trash unit. It won’t survive the first night!”
Amid the jeers, Hao Yu discovered a golden finger unique to him: sunlight was life, and plants were an army! By killing exotic beasts, he could obtain sunlight and unlock exchange points to summon more of the wonderful plants from Plants vs. Zombies. Sunflowers were an inexhaustible energy source, Wall-nuts an impregnable wall of despair, Snow Peas froze everything in their path, and Cherry Bombs cleared the field in an instant!
While others fretted over running out of food for their troops, Hao Yu’s sunflower fields glowed with golden light. When the beast tide surged toward him, his Peashooters had already upgraded to double shots, while the Snow Peas slowed everything in their path. And when powerful enemies surrounded him and coveted his territory, the thunderous roar of a single Cob Cannon showed the world the might of plants!
Night fell, and danger lurked everywhere. Puff-shrooms kept the nighttime economy running, while the deadly purple mist of Fume-shrooms devoured the shadows, and mysterious mushrooms awaited their awakening... With plants as his troops and sunlight as his blade, Hao Yu forged a unique path of conquest in this world where the strong preyed on the weak!
His declaration rang across the continent: “My troops only need sunlight!”
A sunflower has 25 rays of sunshine in just 24 seconds. Why are you so anxious to go out and take risks? If you wait a little longer and summon 10 pea shooters, you won't almost kill yourself.
The writing is okay, but it's not to my liking. Keep up the good work, author.