I Can See Information on Plant Behavior

If you write a couple more examples of boasting and then being proven wrong, your book is doomed. Please stick to your title, okay? There are already too many boastful and face-slapping moments; if you include even one or two, your book is truly going to die. If you keep writing about plants, maybe you'll become popular. Other topics are better left untouched.

It's pretty good, but the romance isn't great (the two girls' feelings for each other are a bit awkward and inexplicable at the beginning), and the plot keeps expanding, making it feel like it's straying a bit from the original intentions before returning to the village.

As expected, the appearance of a woman in the first three chapters of the "Golden Chapters" is very insidious; the rest is all about predictable plot twists.

It evokes the feeling of watching a farming-themed story for the first time many years ago.

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Seeing the protagonist get messed up by Meituan, he didn't retaliate at all, continuing to eat, drink, and have fun—utterly pathetic and useless! If the author doesn't change this and continues to suppress the story, I'm seriously dropping the book; it's pointless. Even if a few minutes of surveillance footage were deleted, it should still be recoverable.

Do you even consider the machine's feelings? Shouldn't we praise the machine's spirit?

Tsk, a new book? I thought I was seeing things.

The book is interesting. It's a matter of how to handle the two women; they seem to have appeared out of nowhere so far.

I can see vegetative behavior information