Surviving in the Garden: My Home Is Full of Plant Girls

As a lv1 newcomer with a new book, I personally think that the writing is still up to standard. Of course, there is still a lot of room for improvement. The theme is a fusion of survival and zombie-seeking, which is still rare on the market. The author should have set up a unique panel for each zombie, and the monologue is also very interesting to watch. The most important thing is that there is a main story, and there is no vulgar emotional line. A plant girl is a plant girl, and she should sleep and be touched. Give me a five-star support. There are still many shortcomings. Come on. It was written by a real person, and there are indeed some poisonous points, and there are also errors in the data, but the author's attitude is very good, and the poisonous points and wrong data are basically corrected on the same day after the comments. Also, this author should be a complete newcomer. I am giving five stars because I intend to support this author. It does not mean that this book is really good. If you don't find it good, just go ahead and scold the author. Don't criticize me.

Survival in the Garden, My Family Is Full of Plant Girls. Cats from the 90s is written as a universal genre. The plot is not particularly outrageous, and it falls within the basic standards of a universal novel. The plant girl is interesting, but the writing of the relationship is a bit corny but boring. About three and a half stars. New book issues are rounded up.

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