There’s Something Strange on Your Lawn

As a semi-dramatist in the pvz revision circle, I will tell you in the most concise, straightforward, least roundabout, and most to-the-point statement: I enjoyed it.

It's awesome, the protagonist expands the plot of the Taoist side and strengthens the combat power of some characters in the plot. The second master is lucky, the angel is a bad guy, and the super ice is also a beauty. Just wait and wait for Lord Buddha and the super machine gun shooter to work hard.

The writing is really good, it captures the feeling of zombies and plants, the power of the second master, and the funny feeling of the roadblocks are all very good, but the death of the ladder zombie and the double-haired captain, the struggle of the plants that accompany the protagonist day and night before turning into weird transformations one by one, and watching the protagonist who is very awesome but who stays with him day and night like a family member and the plants turn into weird things. When the fantasy protagonist comes to help, the protagonist is always not present, causing the plants that are like family members to either die or turn into strange things. People who read this book feel angry. I can only say that this book is very consistent with the content of the horror version, but if you are expecting to see the story of the protagonist and the plants that are like family members growing up hand in hand, think again. (I saw the protagonist's plants either being killed by parasites, or transforming into weird creatures waiting to die in the sewers, or immediately transforming into weird fantasy characters to help the protagonist. As a result, they were unable to come to the rescue when they were outside. The protagonist was very awesome when he used lightning, paper puppets, and purification techniques, but he opened a small restaurant in Harmony Town with the protagonist. The plants are dying one by one and the protagonist can't save any of them. I'm feeling angry. You're awesome, but what's the point of being awesome if you can't even save your own family? Open the comment area and see everyone's rational opinions. The results are all a bunch of Kanshuangge [Petrochemical][Petrochemical][Petrochemical]) I can only say that this style that can't even save my family is not suitable for me.

It's pretty good. Although I've only watched a small amount of videos of the weird version, and I've only played Plants vs. Zombies 2 for a short time, I feel that this book is well integrated. I heard from the comments that the memory version seems to have two lines. The author has written both lines, although I have not read the other line.

It's okay, it doesn't sound like AI, the writing is smooth, and the ideas are new. I am very optimistic about this book 👍 Prepare to give up. The plot of the plant turning into a plant girl is too crude, I don't like it.

It's a great book, the plot is very good, but the author doesn't really think that as long as the heroine dies, there will be no heroine, or he wants to write off the protagonist's Himawari, or Himawari has become a girl and is not the heroine, or the heroine really appears later, and the relationship with the protagonist is still very... Right? The heroine in the later period is very poisonous. Even the heroine in the middle of the year is very difficult to grasp, let alone the heroine in the later period. Those kind of heroines are actually worse than no heroine (excluding the case of Himawari). You, the author, shouldn't do this, right? Never do this! @

Okay, not bad, come on💪 You can ask the author if he overwrote it or if the outline is just like this. The protagonist is a bit marginalized now. I think that even if you want to portray other characters, you should at least describe the protagonist for every two characters. And even if they appear now, it will only be less than one chapter, which is a bit difficult 🤦

B+ This book still has infinite vitality. A lot of foreshadowing and foreshadowing has been done so far. It is expected to hit the A-level. But after all, school has started and updates are slow. Let's see what the author does. A, this book also has infinite vitality. For the sake of the subsequent plot, the protagonist can understand it, cannon fodder Aoi's betrayal can also be accepted, and the operation of expanding the world view is also good. But the question is how many pictures have you expanded the world view, and how many pictures have you written about the protagonist? It is recommended that the author should mainly write about the main plot, and write about ten or so pictures outside the perspective of the protagonist, otherwise it will feel confusing when reading.

This is a great book, I really like it. It mainly tells the horror version of Plants vs. Zombies, not through the perspective of the protagonist.

The writing is pretty good, the main character is strong and will not be weak, and the other plots are well told, but I have a problem. It was clearly mentioned before that some kind of leader would send people to help. I thought it was this corn priest at first, but after reading his story introduction, I found that he was sent by the company. So where is the person sent by this leader? It has been more than ten days and he has not come yet.