The Plant Mountain Lord

The biggest problem with this book is that the protagonist is raising a bunch of ungrateful wretches.

I feel that if the author had categorized it as a light novel, they would have signed a contract long ago.

Zhang Ji's situation is a bit... Tani Hisao can turn his life around by changing his name to Tani Michi; the protagonist must be a Buddhist! "Put down the butcher's knife and become a Buddha on the spot."

How come her personality changed so quickly? She was a lazy farmer who didn't even want to kill people – considered kind – but then she wanted to eat intelligent chickens and demote slaves?!

There are very few Plants vs. Zombies games; it seems like they don't have a large audience. 😭

I'm not satisfied with reading light novels 🙂

Not bad, I estimate you can finish the book in about 600,000 words.

After reading dozens of chapters, I'm still a bit confused! The increase in strength and combat power is unclear; it seems like he suddenly became incredibly powerful inexplicably, in less than a day. The income from sunlight is always unclear. The first time it was 100 sunlight per seed, and then tens of thousands of sunlight disappeared in no time.

Isn't this supposed to be Plants vs. Zombies? Why does it turn into a fantasy novel?

I have to explain everything he does, it's ridiculous. The supporting characters are well-developed and vivid, but the protagonist feels like a two-dimensional character, it's incredibly awkward. The protagonist seems to be completely justified in his treatment of the indigenous people, but subconsciously he looks down on them. The writing style is terrible, and there's absolutely no attention paid to gathering environmental information.