When the Seeds Sprout, Enemies Will Die

Nice! ! The writing is really good, but I would like to make a suggestion to the author about changing the names of some places, such as "Yamen", and some dirty words or metaphors about () (). These places are more sensitive. I am really afraid that this book will be lost after just reading it [crying] [crying] (pure suggestion)

OK, brothers, there are no poisonous points in traditional trial novels, such as the protagonist appearing under suspicion, the female policewoman, etc. This is not an AI novel, but there are hundreds of millions of points less written. The supporting characters are all very well written, especially the first one whose life is burning. It's so exciting, my friend.

It's very good to watch, but the plot makes me feel aggrieved. A group can do this, but the country doesn't notice it at all, or it doesn't take any action after noticing it. It's so uncomfortable. Although the revenge later is very satisfying, I still hope that the official power can show the power of the country and properly suppress this dark force. Otherwise, the official power will always be suppressed by those dark families, and how can the power of the country be reflected. Although this is clearly a dark subject, the official should also show corresponding power in the darkness. Of course, the current plot is also very good. I just put forward this suggestion and hope the author can adopt it.

It's very well written. Revenge is a relatively new subject. As you can see by now, online violence is limited to the official government, and there is nothing to be done by the higher authorities. There are trolls and ignorant fun-lovers everywhere, but people with conscience torture themselves every day, looking at a fruitless tomorrow [laughs]

It's good, very real. Those chosen by the seeds are all ordinary victims with deep obsessions, and they are also good people. So even if they have unknown seeds, gain strength from their obsessions, and think about revenge instead of destruction, the world will be over if they stay in the dark. Everyone I saw wanted to match a pure villain to go in and blow up the world. It's a very interesting book, but people who don't mind having a strong sense of empathy will get annoyed easily if they follow the series.

It's amazing. Every character in it has an online IQ. Even the little characters are not brainless. If they didn't have super powers, it would be really difficult for the protagonist group to defeat them.

The real villain behind the scenes Address evil directly through violence Very beautiful, fast-paced, Currently very optimistic But the content may be a bit sensitive Later on, the protagonist may end up personally. Expect

It feels good to read it so far. The protagonist's story has not yet begun. He is currently on the background board and is the mastermind behind the "hang" messages to the supporting characters. The supporting characters have top-notch IQs. Whether it is Suyuan and the others who want revenge or the villains currently appearing, their IQs are all top-notch, and their actions are in line with the characters' personalities and logic. One thing is that this book has certain descriptions of dog watching, inaction, etc. Sometimes it will give a certain sense of immersion, and some plots will make people angry if they think of reality. Is it okay for the author to be so realistic?

It's very interesting. It's not a routine. Each story is vividly written and has a strong sense of rhythm. It's not a brainless villain, but the feeling of being punished by absolute power in arrogance. It's quite refreshing, and the power system is set up very well. The stronger the desire, the more powerful power can be awakened. It smoothly explains the sudden death of a villain with a brain by a miracle.

I have only read part of it, and I feel that it is well written, sophisticated, with less nonsense, and the plot unfolds smoothly. Although the source of the protagonist's abilities is as unclear as most online articles, and may even be unable to be explained in the end due to a short-circuit in the idea, but to be honest, it is not abrupt, and there is no hidden danger of "invincibility".

It's very interesting. I want to see behind the scenes directly. The protagonist and the supporting characters representing the three parties' forces all have online IQs. The protagonist imparts extraordinary seeds in the void without any contact, releases bait to understand that there are no local extraordinary people in the world, and gradually lets go to start each story without actively intervening in each scene.

I didn't plan to watch this kind of behind-the-scenes flow at first, but I thought it was interesting. After watching it more, I already know what I'm going to write about. The first story is 100% about a migrant worker who is involved in a lawsuit and his family is ruined. But after searching for an hour, I couldn't find any book that I liked. I felt like sleeping, so I started listening to books. After listening to two chapters, I found that this one is really different. The police are not stupid pigs and the protagonist will not "disguise" his chess pieces. It's more realistic, so it's not bad. I plan to watch it again and watch it for a while before commenting. Forget it, I've only read chapter 13. There are some places where the AI ​​flavor is a bit strong, such as during fights or when analyzed by official staff. However, the plot should not be created by AI. I can see it. I don't want to see it. The views are for reference by those who come after.

Damn it, why is it so short? [Grievance] [grievance] [grievance] It's cool, it can be regarded as a behind-the-scenes unit drama. The protagonist is currently not taking action (after all, he is only in a semi-disabled state). In addition to the superpowers given by the protagonist, there are other superpowers. The characters are sculpted very delicately, and each one feels very three-dimensional. Except...🧢It's a bit useless, they are all pretty good. Samsung was convinced by the change, but was disgusted by the police story. I gave it five stars before because I really enjoyed it, the behind-the-scenes flow + unit drama, and the characters are also three-dimensional. But what the hell is this police story? His wife was tortured to death and awakened, and then because he accidentally killed an evil researcher, his own ability backfired and burned his arm? ? Is this ability to protect bad guys? Is it not a crime for a researcher to participate in evil research? When a character makes a mistake when he is at his most devastated, he has to sacrifice an arm? Every previous Avengers counterattacked (at least they all died), but this policeman was tortured from the beginning to the end - abused by the villain, abused by fate, and the only pleasant part was killing the real murderer. In the end, when he actually executed the revenge plan, one of his hands was crippled by his own golden finger, and he was deliberately stuck there (I even doubt that he would be able to get his revenge in the end, because his tragedy was born at the hands of the highest evil force at present) I used to say "🧢coward" was just a joke, but now I realize it's not coward, it was written by the author to ruin it. Three stars all to the front, negative points for this story.

I saw a book review that swore it was an AI novel, but I personally thought it was quite well written. Whether the character appears and acts emotionally, or when faced with any dilemma, he quickly puts aside his personal emotions and immediately switches to a heroic mentality where everything is beneficial to me, it all feels great. Now we see momentum deflecting out. I saw 102. The writing and pacing are both good. But compared to the "behind the scenes" at the beginning, it has become a pure series of volumes. The protagonist has already appeared in three or four chapters after dozens of chapters, and the previously described characters are completely gone. The new characters and the new stage are re-opened from the origin through the explosive psychological journey. The original intention of reading was to see the control behind the scenes and to see revenge. Rather than looking at case tracking.

The writing style is very good, and the author's writing is also very serious. There are no messy emotional lines, the male and female characters are very plump, and there are no cliché slaps in the face or sexy plots. To be honest, this kind of revenge fantasy urban novel is really cool.

The first time I read this book, I thought of the setting of the Escape series. I have to say that the author's little ingenuity is too cruel. It seems to bring hope to desperate people, but because of this hope, more people are pushed into despair. The portrayal of greed, ambition, and despair is good, but I feel that I may not be able to take it back if I use too much force. I look forward to the author's subsequent development.

This book is really well written, crisp and clear, without any sloppiness. The world view has only just been revealed. I can't imagine how shocking it would be when it was drawn into a comic. Every supporting character is very smart, and none of them were written to be deliberately stupid. I really got caught up in it.

The description of human nature is very good, and the whole Tomato is of a rare level. The source of the protagonist's power is basically derived from the stimulation of negative emotions at present. I hope I can also write about the source of power of positive emotions, and don't make it so dark.

Help, this is so exciting... I hope more and more judges will appear to join the team. Now there are only two people in danger. I hope a complete team will appear to protect these poor people who are tortured by fate. The author writes well and the writing style is also very good. So burning, so burning, so loving! Looking forward to more companions! The villain's IQ is also super high! It feels quite interesting, and there are many other complex forces that make this situation even more interesting. It's just too little! More and more authors! ! ! ! ! ! ! It looks very desperate. There is no main mission or main plot. These people who have been given seeds are fighting alone... And then they are officially forced into a desperate situation by major forces and finally die in battle. It's very disappointing... These people are not united. There is no organization or help. It feels very sad to see these greedy people "eating" these poor people bit by bit.

It's beautiful, the writing is very appealing, and the behind-the-scenes protagonist is really behind the scenes. It's great. This is what I want to watch [laughs][laughs][laughs] And I'm very satisfied with the fact that the protagonist's core abilities are unique. After all, I am the protagonist. It's a bit too depressing and not very enjoyable. I prefer a grander and faster plot development.

Really well written! But it makes me feel like I can't bear to watch it! Ordinary people are like lambs! The world is darker than you think! Justice and everything else are a joke! How powerful are money and power? If you have to sacrifice yourself to get revenge! Do you offer sacrifices? ? I felt suffocated after watching it! Can't breathe! You will feel very unfair! And you are powerless! The protagonist can let you take revenge! But injustice is happening in every corner of the world! He is too busy! We thought we had entered the civilized world! But the world is still the same world, where the weak eat the strong! Nothing has changed! Fairness and justice! I'm just telling you!

The protagonist never ends, he maintains his character, he doesn't deal with the villain sloppily, he doesn't let a mini-boss hang around all the time, he will die when he deserves it, and the wonderful brother is also taken away by the way. The three superpowers are all well written so far, five stars, keep it up

It's not bad so far. There won't be any official people or civilians who will wake up and be forced to join the official and work for the official. Don't do it. There can be local extraordinary people. Don't do it with the protagonist's power. I've tasted enough. Think about what everyone likes to see. It should be written by AI. I haven't seen the author in the comment area.

I've seen the latest chapter, and here's my review. I think brothers, just read it without thinking. The IQs of the supporting characters and villains are very, very online. The character descriptions are very good, especially the setting of extraordinary abilities in the article is quite interesting. Another very important point is that this is not the kind of mindless fun. The various plots are quite reasonable. There are no beautiful policewomen or mentally retarded senior executives. There are just too many details and scene descriptions, but I quite like it. It can be said that the protagonist's role is very, very small, maybe because I have seen less of it, I think it is a very cool behind-the-scenes and group portrait article.

It's really beautiful. Especially Chapter 138, the words in it touched me, really This is the text in Chapter 138: "I don't ask for gods and Buddhas to come to the world, nor do I ask for the blue sky to open my eyes! As long as the people in this city still have a lingering resentment in their hearts, they can lend me my fire!!!" "I will turn into a fire that starts a prairie fire, imprinted in each of your eyes, and rooted in each of your souls!" "Desperate people——!!!" "Go and burn! Go and burn through this vast night! Go and burn to create a bright future!!!"

Very exciting, must see! I stayed up until four in the morning and finished reading it. Five-star review! For those who haven't watched it, I suggest you watch it earlier, otherwise you will feel that you will be harmed There are some parts where the logic doesn't make sense. I gave it a negative review before, but after passing the relevant plot, I still couldn't help but watch it, so I'd better change it back to a five-star review.

It's quite good-looking. The setting is very novel. The decent characters are all good. However, the villains are too cookie-cutter. They are all so crazy about extraordinary abilities that they lose their brains. The sameness is a bit boring, but the plot is very good and the writing is good. I give it four stars. The back is very average. There are quite a few bugs in the world background.

I just finished reading Chapter 138 of this book, and I feel that the author's conception and writing style are quite good, and it is a masterpiece among foreign persimmons. Let's talk about the highlights first. The setting of the protagonist is very interesting. A sick man who is chased by the god of death, sows "soul seeds" to let qualified people fight for him. This "behind the scenes + life nourishment" setting is both novel and touching. The author's writing skills are very solid, and the scene description is very good. The despair of being forced into a desperate situation by the world and the dark side of human nature are deeply portrayed, and the emotional impact is very strong. However, as a reader, I also found a few areas that can be polished and would like to offer some suggestions for your reference: 1. The image of the opposing camp can be clearer: The lines of conflict between the recipients, the government, and the family have been laid out, but the protagonist is living at home as if he is living in the eye of a storm - the outside world is turned upside down, but he has never been affected. This comfort weakens the tension that the "man behind the scenes" should have. More importantly, the protagonist's role was severely squeezed by the supporting characters who came one after another. He became a tool man who "sows seeds and waits for harvest", lacking his own growth arc and inner struggle. Without the sense of crisis that the protagonist is drawn into the whirlpool, half of the tension of the story will be lost. It is recommended to let the storm blow into his life, even if it is a passing temptation. 2. The iceberg of the protagonist's background can be revealed a little more: the book mentions that the protagonist has a sister, but the clues about his parents are hidden. This is a foreshadowing worth digging into. Why does the protagonist become what he is now? Is his family background related to his loneliness and "behind the scenes" choices? Appropriate revelations can make the protagonist's image fuller. 3. In terms of rhythm and character creation, I am worried that it will fall into a certain cycle: the current story atmosphere does have a depressing feeling of "all villains", and the plot advances very quickly, but I am vaguely worried that the follow-up will become a fixed pattern of "harvest one, then replace another". If every qualified person who gets a seed is just to provide nourishment and quickly "exit", the depth of the characters and the layering of the story may be limited. 4. A small expectation: Light a few lamps in the darkness: The author has a strong ability to describe the evil of human nature, which is indeed a highlight of this book. But as a reader, I still can't help but hope that in the subsequent dark background, I can see some kind and warm glimmers of humanity. This does not mean that there must be a happy ending, but in addition to extreme evil and revenge, if there are one or two characters who insist on kindness, or show the complex and good side of human nature, this contrast will make the world view of the whole story more layered, and will also make the protagonist's final ending more meaningful. Overall, the author's command of words and atmosphere creation are impressive. I hope that on the basis of maintaining the existing style, I can spread the world view more widely, and embellish a few immortal stars on the background of the abyss.

The writing is very good, behind-the-scenes, each character has his own personality, and the plot is not procrastinating. However, the content is too realistic and dark, which is a bit depressing to watch. Although all evil is punished in the end, not many of the supporting characters (the seeds of the protagonist) have a good ending, and the process is too painful and cruel (although it is the source of the protagonist's energy), and there is almost no sense of satisfaction in watching it. Although the revenge was successful in the end, there was no trace of happiness, only a heavy heart. If the people really encountered this situation, how desperate and sad they would be, and they had no ability to take revenge. This society is dark enough now. I read the book to be happy, so I decided to end it here. In the end, I can only give the author five-star praise to support it. Come on.

Use AI. But the emotional description is spot on.