Evolution Begins with Grave Grass

This kind of cursive writing should be considered a beast style, right? The biggest fear in this kind of novel is that it is biased towards humans or directed towards humans. Humans have abused me thousands of times. I treat humans like my first love. There is also the question of whether to transform or not, and then there is the question of the heroine. It has become a straw. Is it necessary to have a heroine? Can the author come out and answer it?

The writing is good, try to focus on writing about fucks, not humans.

Why do I feel like I'm off topic... Are you writing about spiritual energy recovery? In addition to the protagonist evolving into a spirit-gathering grass at the beginning, it obviously turns into an alien invasion story later on... Looking at the beginning, shouldn't the author's setting simply lead to the protagonist's cultivation of immortality? In the end, writing about another world would be too boring.

Seeing that human skills are so poisonous, the protagonist is evolving rather than reverting to his ancestors. Human skills are not specifically created for spiritual energy. What is the difference between it and passive absorption? Even in the city, the absorption efficiency is not as high as that of animals close to nature.

Does the protagonist have no relatives? Promote the revival of spiritual energy and persecute mankind. Once you die, you no longer have the consciousness of being a human being. You might as well get human knowledge from a piece of grass.

Why are you writing about people? Even if you write about people, they are all women you don't know. Your brothers don't want them anymore? It was really hard for me to watch, and this is the Alien Beast genre. It basically writes about how people behave, and it's so partial to people. It was okay at the beginning, but it really wasn't that good in the end.

This novel is outrageous. Suddenly there are wolves in the mountains. Why not call the police?

The main character's promotion of spiritual energy recovery is my absolute pet peeve.

Having traveled through time, the protagonist must have some inexplicable affection for people in this world, right?

Let me ask, does this book have a female protagonist? What is the protagonist's behavior? I just came to ask.

Nowadays, it is difficult to write about alien beasts. When making friends with humans, it is said that people's hearts are far apart from each other. People's hearts are unpredictable, so it is better not to have any contact with them. To bring harm to mankind is to say that we once had the consciousness of being a human being 😥

The appearance from the portal is different. It appears too early, and the level is too rough. After advancing, you can't see any obvious difference.

You are present during detoxification several times a day

The protagonist keeps radiating benefits and feels a little uncomfortable.

Second introduction: grass, rolled up

I've finished reading it. Come on, it's well written. Let's create a group to play 😄

Shock! ! Years after a man died, his coffin was uncovered with grass growing all over his body.

The title of this book is so familiar. I remember I read one, which was also a graveyard novel. It was about the period of King Zhou. I just didn't finish it, but read a little bit! What is this about?

I thought it was similar to the first half of (Shu Zong), a modern variation of spiritual energy recovery.

It feels like the progress is too fast. I miss Shu Zong.

Author, please come on and update more.