You might not believe this, but I awakened a crooked-necked Dave as my teacher.
The sunflower he gave me (picking nose) produces spirit stones every day, and its favorite pastime is stealing my snacks.
“Hey! Those are my chips! You’re a plant. Why are you eating junk food?”
Sunflower: (spits out a thousand top-grade spirit stones) (smug face).
Fine. If you’ve got money, you’re the boss.
I thought I was the tycoon here, but all my plants turned out to be battle maniacs.
Cherry Bomb pesters me every day to let it clash with a forbidden spell, while Wall-nut spends all day squatting by the gate, hoping to crush any passing dragon.
I really just want to be a quiet, handsome farmer!
Instead, before I knew it, I became the world’s strongest God of War and bought half the planet on the side.
Su Chen (shrugging): I really didn’t work hard. These plants carried me all the way.
Everyone: Please stop humblebragging! We can’t even afford the crumbs of a spirit stone!
A bit AI flavor. Secondly, what is the condition of the soil? I know what it is. There are also instructions. But what is the situation with the protagonist? Is it used locally? At the beginning, the training team used fragments. Can the protagonist be taken away? The soil is still inside. The second time was in the backyard of the camp. It's said to be a rare item, but the protagonist can't use it as much as the experience pills and spirit stones produced. At least those things the protagonist will stay and care about. When I use the soil, I don't care if it comes from the main character's back garden. Also, the main character is too fussy. Now that you have a spiritual stone and you have money, you don't have to buy a house to live in a place with a yard or something. Still living in a rental house. I really don't know what to say.
It's a bit like AI writing. Some good people use periods as commas.
Why are you talking about this 🤦
Pure AI does not contain any manual additives
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