Let You Be a Monster and You Transform the Dungeon Ecology?

The writing is very good, although the story about reincarnated plants has almost been written to death, most of them are from the ancient world of immortal cultivation or the modern world of high martial arts, and then there is a spiritual resurrection. But the author's book is based on a western fantasy setting, where an inconspicuous grass is reincarnated into a dungeon. It is a rare original work by Tomato. The setting is novel and breaks away from the poorly written template, such as taming animals first and then giving animals or humans some improvement qualifications to accept as subordinates, and then killing and killing to upgrade like crazy. These are all badly written routines of the alien beast genre. I hope the author will get better and better as he writes more, and update as soon as possible [laughing evilly]

It's a very good villain-type novel, and the protagonist can actually find some serious reasons for doing bad things. Except for the panda man's acceptance, which is a bit abrupt, there are basically no problems with the rest. Maybe he has a mentality of raising a national treasure? So far, I have basically not done anything extraordinary. It is even the main way for the protagonist to learn literacy here. It is very useful. If you insist on saying it, you can even say that the protagonist has foresight or has a plan. The distance between the detoxification pill and the time when he took the poison is not long. As of now, it is almost non-toxic. You can take a look at [Learned]

It sounds good, it's ok, come on God TM Panda Girl, it's like an urban novel suddenly pumped out. If you want a harem, you can open a harem. I can understand it, but I didn't expect that your little head controls the big head. Is your memory so watery when you write and write about it before you die? But overall it's okay

It's like a bunch of unreadable shit mountain code, but it's actually an extremely sophisticated Daphne. It looks like a random scribble, but it is actually a well-conceived and layered abstract artistic expression.

It's pretty good, but the storyline is a bit forced and doesn't stand up to scrutiny. I don't know how it will develop later. I don't know what the deep dungeons will look like.

Surprisingly I like it very much

Give me a five-star review

There is no reason to recommend

Well, the plot and everything are good, but there are some Madonnas who don't even care about their own safety🙃🙃🙃 Generally speaking, although there are some Madonnas, they better reflect the protagonist's character [ Eat Melon ] [ Eat Melon ] [ Eat Melon ]

So far, the three pictures are quite good-looking, and I still recommend them. I hope the painting style will remain the same in the future.

Five stars, but I don't like the feeling of communicating with Hongyu. It feels very childish. Except for this, it's very comfortable when you lay it flat.

Good looking, no unnecessary timeline

It's well written and beautiful.

Good looking , clear and organized.

Very pretty, but lacking

Come on, come on, come on

Interesting, not bad

So far, this book is quite to my liking.

It's a type I haven't seen before, but it seems okay after watching it.

It's so beautiful. The world view is very complete.

It's pretty good. I don't see this kind of subject very often. But this one is relatively top-notch.

It's very interesting. Kudos to the author.

The further back you go, the better it looks. 1111111

It's a really good upgrade story. The plot develops very smoothly and the language is fluent. It just doesn't feel exciting enough, but it doesn't affect the plot development.

The plot is well-conceived and the characterization is simply perfect! ! !

It's so beautiful, it's not enough to read. It's so well written [Love] I like it.

It's useless to say more, see for yourself [laughing evilly]