I Plant Immortal Plants in the Age of the End of Dharma

The fantasy version of the dragon died, which was a bit beyond my expectation.

Are there really so many people who like Rayquaza?

Thank you for your support

Most of this book is passable, but the biggest problem is that the content is stitched together, the subject matter is patchwork, or it is a Western fantasy plus a fairy tale background. It is like eating Chinese food with a knife and fork, which is unbearable.

Don't be fooled! I won't lie to you! But if you still click into the table of contents of this book, you can pull it directly to the last chapter, and you will definitely gain something. Thank you for your steadfastness in these few seconds. (*¯¯*)

Just finished reading Chapter 51, goodbye

👍Taste like me

There is too much description of the protagonist. This is a farming lord novel. It is not just the protagonist. There is too little description of the people and development of the territory.

It feels like I've read a similar book, but that one was a Western Fantasy and Eunuch

One problem, one advantage The end of the world has limited the upper limit. After all, lack of resources will inevitably lead to monopoly. If some secret realms are added, the small world setting will be better developed! The advantage is that it cleverly avoids the poisonous point of the dragon dying. When I first watched it, apart from the world background that attracted me, it was full of poisonous points. For example, the plot of the Unknown Prophet, and the items obtained from the mission also gave people the impression that they had been completed and suddenly someone discovered it. It was really unacceptable

In fact, bringing the system is too perverted, and I have no desire to watch it. It would be great if you brought a space.

It feels good, after all, it is a book written by a newcomer!

I don't object to your plot being similar to Da Long, but the writing really can't keep up.

It would be perfect without a system, ugh

The subject matter is good, but there is too much nonsense. One small thing is explained over and over again, like a running account.

I'm probably going to finish writing it. I don't think I really guessed it... The theme of "The Great Dragon Dies" wasn't particularly good to begin with. I just went in to read it because it was very novel at the time. Now that the popularity is gone, the plot is not in control of the progress...