Plants from Another World Are Crazy Too

The writing style still needs improvement, and the characters and their personalities are somewhat underdeveloped. It feels a bit lacking. For example, even the most naive woman wouldn't reveal so much about her social class to strangers, would she? And in such a dangerous environment, how can there be such innocent people? It's too harmonious! There are many other things I won't list. The subject matter is good; if it's written more flexibly, it can definitely succeed.

Botanists study plants, not environmentalists, so it's not like they're talking about only eating meat and not vegetables (most seasonings come from plants).

Keep going, author! Don't give up easily, I believe in you.

What I'm trying to say is, is that Nana your mother? You give her everything? Are you some kind of saint?

I think the author's writing is quite good and I'm still reading, but I have many questions. In chapter 128, the protagonist, a low-level apprentice whose supposed victories depend on others lowering their ranks, hears that an ordinary friend is in trouble and, disregarding the fact that the perpetrator is a master and all other unknowns, drags his girlfriend over.

My main account gave a tip, and I got banned. Keep writing!

Although the writing style is a bit immature, it's remarkable that you persevered. Your next work will definitely be even better! ✌️

There are very few posts; I found them on the completed series list.

I don't quite understand. In episode 111, the protagonist fought Meteor, and the monkey learned the spatial laws after only a short time. Although Meteor was only a little short, it was so easy to steal, and it was said to be necessary for entering sainthood. Isn't that very simple? To keep such a weak, incapable monkey and its owner as livestock...