I Cultivated the Great Sun Demon Flower from the Start and Gained Laser Eyes

What the protagonist needs to hide should be the system and a few skills as trump cards, rather than cultivated plants. The more advanced plants you can cultivate, the more valued the school will be, and the safer you will be! In the old-fashioned way, the protagonist hides the high-end plants he grows, so why are you selling the output of high-end plants? Are you not afraid that others will know? Contradicting yourself is stupid! Isn't it stupid!

After reading a few chapters, I think it's okay. There are three main points that most people feel bad about. The first one is that the examination system is unfair. I can understand this better. My major is directing and my undergraduate degree is filmmaking. The film you spend 5,000 to make is definitely different from the film you spend 50,000 to make. You can say it's unfair, but you can't help it to be unreasonable. Because making a film after graduation does not depend on whether you are good at filming, but on whether you have money to film. The same is true for demon planters. If you don't have money, you can't even afford seeds, let alone after graduation. You won't be able to get a ranking in school. The second reason is that the protagonist is too soft and not tough enough when competing. This is a matter of opinion. Some people will like it and some will not. I haven't finished reading it yet, so I don't know if there will be any counterattack later, so I don't think it's too poisonous at the moment. The third one is that the main content has been on intrigues, rather than cultivating various novel and interesting plants. I quite agree with this. I have been feeling a little tired of the constant intrigue. I hope there will be some changes in the future. Although there cannot be no conflict, the conflict can be made novel and more advanced. Now it seems a bit low-level, and then it seems that the school is too bad. It doesn't care about this or that, so why is it still trying to hit the top 500?

The author writes well, but don't write a lot of characters similar to the heroine. I feel that the author has to accompany the male supporting characters. If the main character doesn't want to be accepted, don't describe too much. It's best to describe the appearance of someone who is similar to a comely one. In fact, it's okay without a female protagonist. Just don't match the male supporting characters with female protagonist-level roles.

The protagonist has a big problem with his character. He sells Yuanyang grass and is bullied. When he goes to the ring, he says that if you win, I won't sell anymore. If you lose, it's fair competition. It makes me laugh to death. What happens next? Although they lose, they use all kinds of methods to punish you. The protagonist even has poisonous water poured into the fields. If there were no cheats, you would be a loser like the protagonist. People would be disgusted by the fact that you are dirty.

The protagonist has a kind of mentally retarded beauty. He does small things in an environment where he knows there is surveillance, and then hides it, thinking that his actions will be fine if they are not reported. 6

Resources are indeed a personal advantage, but I hope you don't blindly compete for resources and give some usage restrictions. For example, if you spend ten times the value of resources to raise a plant, will such an "excellent" student go out to be an embarrassment to the school? They have learned fart planting skills all by relying on resources. The competition can enrich the competition method, don't just look at the level. For example, the first one can be regarded as the ultimate output, and the cost-effectiveness (including lower price and wider range) Broad resource acquisition channels), compare improvements with high resistance to pests and diseases and low growth requirements, cultivate mutations or evolutions with directional needs, and cultivate some very special and difficult-to-grow plants. The value of the competition plants is not important, and the school can issue rewards, because those special plants can also enrich the school's plant library and can be used for research and control collections and other purposes. In addition, the seeds of the same plant can also be different.

It's obviously supposed to be a fun article, but now I don't feel happy at all.

A good theme, I feel the focus should be on various demonic plants, various mutations, evolutions, and feedback to the protagonist. It's a pity that he used heavy pen and ink to write about various intrigues. Although the author thinks that he used rationalized descriptions, such emphasis is boring.

Is there anything similar to this book? I feel that this setting seems a bit over the top. The protagonist does not develop very quickly, but one step at a time. Unlike some other novels, which easily defeat everyone and have a slower pace.

If you are not a famous author, it is best to write some settings that can be accepted by most people, especially those with cheats. If you don't write about time travel, the sense of immersion will plummet. At first I looked at the author's introduction and it was quite attractive, but it turned out that the protagonist was an indigenous character, alas! I have no intention of reading any more. If I changed to a time traveler, my results would be much better.