This is a live-action world of Plants vs. Zombies.
Every few days, a wave of zombies attacks. Hold the line and live; fail, and you die.
Every transmigrator awakens an ability. Some can speed up plant growth, some get double the sunlight, and some awaken combat abilities.
Lin Yang's ability is a shop.
At first, he thinks it's useless. Then he refreshes the stock and finds his first Wall-nut seed, followed by a Potato Mine, and then clues to a fusion recipe...
“What can your shop even stock?” someone asks.
Lin Yang thinks for a moment and says, “I don't know either, but every refresh is a thrill.”
After all, his shop can even stock a [Random Imitator], a thing that can copy other people's abilities, whether they're friend or foe.
Well, I have unlocked the Pea series fusion formula (double launcher, two-way shooter, machine gun shooter), but after beating the level, I used the dual launcher. Maybe the sun is not enough to combine with the machine gun shooter, right? Also, what is a two-way shooter? The two heads facing forward together attack with the same firepower as two pea shooters? (Obviously there should be quite three!). By the way, a reminder, the zombies in the book seem to have been strengthened, and their damage has been significantly improved. The imp zombie can eat a plant with the health of a pea shooter in one bite, and the nut wall will be crippled after being chewed by two zombies for three seconds.
The description in the author's introduction is quite interesting, but as soon as the author writes it, it seems boring and I don't know what to say, especially when the protagonist plants a pea shooter. You don't plant a pea shooter in every five rows. You only plant the middle three rows, and the other two lawns have to wait for the zombies to come. What do you think? I remember that the illustration is cooled down after planting, right?
Generally…
It sounds so good and so interesting.
So-so 🙂