I Opened a Flower Shop in a Highway Survival Game

I feel that the plot is very good and heart-warming. The only catch is "he". Obviously, I used "it" to describe plants in the beginning, and also used adjectives like little girls to describe apples, but later it became "him, them", and then the adjective used in front of witches was still "them", but after turning the page, it became "them"

I hope the author can read my comments. I rarely give book review stars. Here are some small suggestions that I hope the author can consider. I believe that many readers who insist on reading this novel like this relaxed management style and novel NPC perspective in survival games. But the problem is that I have almost updated to the latest chapter, but there are very few NPC perspectives, and most of the goods are sold in the mall from the player perspective or other NPCs. I believe that most people (perhaps) may be like me and prefer to watch the protagonist buying things in his own store, and like this perspective more. I personally want to see all kinds of characters and events encountered in the store, instead of suddenly turning into a player buying things as a player character, because this kind of road survival novel has too many routines and is too similar. As a sincere reader, in my own name and as if I have nothing to do, I hope the author can read my book review and consider it seriously. It's okay if I don't think about it. It's just a small suggestion. I'm sorry if it bothers me. @Please take a breath (Okay, that's it. I rarely write a book review with so many words. The last time was for the game Invasion!)

It's good-looking. It's different from the usual survival novels. It's warm and oriented, with a bit of a utopian feel. It's quite comfortable to read when you're tired of reading novels or novels that require your brain. Maybe it's because I'm getting older and now I prefer this kind of business-type farming writing. I particularly like this kind of uncontested but special and irreplaceable feeling. I haven't found a meal replacement at the moment. The description in the article was too beautiful, so I didn't pay attention to the writing and logic at all. In short, it is to my liking (so far). I will explore the rest and report again. It's good-looking, but my additional comment this time is just one sentence asking the author, why use AI? It has never been so inconsistent before, and it has become more and more AI-oriented in recent chapters (I actually felt a little bit when I first read it, because the narrative of this book is too peaceful, but it is warm-hearted, so I didn't expect it) But in the last two chapters, have you, the author, written a single word yourself? I guess you only have the outline and ideas, right? Oh no, maybe the outline is also created with AI assistance. I am not opposed to AI-assisted creation, but is it too much to let AI write even the most basic dialogues? Dear friends, if you have read this, if you have requirements for AI concentration and writing style, please run. The previous chapters were fine, and the latest chapters are all written by AI. It is the pinnacle of Doubao.

It's okay, but why does it suddenly become a player to do the task later? Isn't it a neutral NPC? It feels a bit biased toward players. I don't want to see it as a task. I just want to see the NPC open a shop. . . .

It's very healing, and it's the first time I've read a story from this perspective. Before, it was all about players, but this time it's an NPC identity. According to the latest chapter, it seems that you can switch identities freely (with props). Interesting ❤️

The subject matter is quite novel, but what I want to see is players buying things in the store. I feel like most of them are sold on forums.

It feels quite novel. It's rare to see it written from the perspective of an NPC. To be honest, I quite like this perspective! One thing, my own understanding, the introduction is that it is super cool, watching the mountains and tigers fighting, but it is a bit unsatisfactory. The overall feeling will be more tranquil and healing. Well, there is no detailed contact with the players, right?

The delicate description brings me dreamy imagination. Every chapter and every word allows me to savor it carefully, read it slowly, and enjoy it in a relaxed way. There is no plot that is too fast, and there is no overwhelming pressure from the beginning. It is like a fairy tale and dreamy book. I hope the plot can be longer and not finish too quickly.

It has been tied so far. Overall, it is very interesting. When I saw the heroine enter the dungeon as a player, I thought that there would be more plots for the heroine as a player. But I found out later that there was no such thing. I really like this kind of NPC story.

Very healing and beautiful, highly recommended.