Surviving the Apocalypse in a Little Courtyard, Starting with a Peashooter

In the end, I just beat the protagonist hard. If you want to say that Rhubarb's upgrade is the biggest reward, then why don't I read fantasy novels? It's more fun this way. I worked so hard to fight monsters for so long, and then I was picked off the peach. I didn't even get a gift box, and I didn't unlock new plants or anything. Does reading a novel about Plants vs. Zombies depend on your pet's upgrade?

I have been looking for novels with Plants vs. Zombies as the theme many years ago. It can be said that I have basically read all the novels with Plants vs. Zombies as a cheat. However, most of these novels are never completed, which is a pity. However, although the combination of Plants vs. Zombies and the mainstream cannot be regarded as a complete innovation, it is still very novel based on the current situation of this book. 😏 At present, the plot and cheat code of this book are not yet clear, but at present, it is based on fighting against the doomsday as the main plot line. It does not have the same problems of unclear main line and streamlined plot in similar novels. In addition, combined with the card setting, it is a good solution to Plants vs. Zombies as a cheat code. The problem that leads to the collapse of the protagonist's combat power😊 These two major problems are what I think are the main dilemmas of Plants vs. Zombies novels. From the current point of view, the potential of this book is still great. I hope the author can grasp the rhythm of the plot before it is put on the shelves and strive to achieve good results after it is put on the shelves. No one wants to see a good book be removed from the shelves due to poor performance. 😐 Keep up the good work, author. I am usually too lazy to post book reviews. Yesterday I suddenly saw this book and was so excited that I finished it in one go. I hope the author can save his life 🙂

The beginning was bright, but the content after it was released was dark, especially the part about getting along with humans, such as eating history 🙄. As the plot goes on, it becomes even more difficult to describe, and the values ​​begin to collapse, making it difficult to feel the difference. I don't like to criticize books, but the difference between before and after is so big that I can't help it.

In Plants vs. Zombies, I have always hoped that those wood-type reincarnators in Infinite Stream would have some of the plants in it, but I have never seen them. What a pity!

Personification is difficult to grasp and can easily lead to poisonous points. Since plants themselves have their own emotions, they may be treated as elves or pets. This is also in line with the loneliness of the protagonist facing the end of the world Don't forget to set the end of the world. , Plants, turn-based, pets, the novel is about the protagonist facing the end of the world alone. He is afraid of suddenly returning to society. When there are many people, it is easy to lose control. It is good to keep this connection for now and don't break it The protagonist is also a human being, and he may long for someone to accompany him. Although you can't go back, you can indirectly protect some humans and get certain positive feedback through faith The trading book may be upgraded to be able to trade with different intelligences or primitive races. This seems to be able to generate some positive feedback, such as The succubus may now be a thought of the protagonist (at least it is the thought of some readers... Including me) In short, keep the character good, don't collapse, the plot should be smoother The book is very good, support

It's a bit off, brother, why do you think I clicked on this book? The setting is novel and unique, the writing is interesting and lively, and the plot is a bit nonsensical, but it can also be regarded as a style of writing. The early reviews were really good, but the quality declined in the later period because you exposed it too broadly. , It was too involved with the survivor human base for too long, and the plot was a bit hard to let go. Personally, I wanted to see you take risks, and the unknown and mysterious ones, but you revealed to me a true god level at the beginning, and the protagonist's current combat power is very embarrassing. The strong cannot beat it, and the weak can beat it casually. The role of the tree of wisdom has also been seriously weakened. It is about the same as the protagonist's combat power. The strong one can't beat the weak one casually. Are you adding those super-standard plants in Plants vs. Zombies 2? Or continue to strengthen the cat? Also, your panel is really not being used very well. You know clearly that there are many worlds and a lot of information and materials from other worlds. Wouldn't it be better to compile some rare treasures and plug-ins? Please connect... Brother, you have been spending a long time in the plot of the human survivor base. The main reason is that it is boring. Fight monsters to upgrade, get cards, and then continue to find traces of the true god, and then do scientific research to upgrade... You write more adventure mysteries and the like, you should read more. If it describes killing monsters and upgrading, I might as well read a fantasy novel. You have eaten up all the early setting bonuses.

There is a plant at Station B that has recently been making synthetic plants. It is very interesting and can be considered as a template for synthesizing and rising stars.

For me, I read this book because of Plants vs. Zombies, the feeling of struggling to survive by relying on plants and opening blind boxes, hanging on by a thread. The survivor base now has a very bad atmosphere, and it doesn't feel like the previous one... I thought this book was going to be the kind where new monsters are constantly appearing, and then the protagonist keeps flashing to new areas to explore and gradually become stronger. But now I find that the protagonist is the biggest wall in the world, and the atmosphere of Plants vs. Zombies is suddenly gone.

How to say it? It's about driving high and moving low. The first part of the book is pretty good. It may have some flaws, but it doesn't affect the overall story. The writing may be a bit immature, but the overall structure is still OK, but the latter part is a bit weak. 1. The plants in Plants vs. Zombies are the only ones you can get later, and you can't continue to upgrade them. You can add some other different types of creatures, which will drop some kind of plant cards, or you can fuse them to create some plants. The key is to start here. 2. And what is your backbone? Are you an invincible writer or a survival writer? You can survive in the front, but you should not continue in the back. Don't force the balance. It will be really poisonous. There is no need to put so many restrictions on the plants, no need to balance, and no need to add balance to the holy beasts (holy beasts are not forcibly balanced, ugh, Suddenly he has to fight to level up. The holy beast, which has never been cultivated to this level before, suddenly needs to fight and so on.) You either have to directly create an invincible novel. Originally, if you set a boundary wall or something for the protagonist, it is very awesome. You must make it look like it is difficult to survive. 3. It feels like the author doesn't have a main outline. It's like he writes wherever he thinks of it. It feels very watery. There are some narrations and some settings. You have to serve the main body. If you participate in a lot of meaningless plots, it seems very watery. 4. There is no need to involve so much with humans. You just need to maintain the status of a god. The most important thing is, why do you have to let others call you Xiao Xiao? It's really strange. Even if I don't eat beef, there is no need for others to call you Xiao Xiao. It is impossible for others to call you Xiao Xiao. There are several researchers who are not the same age as you. You can let them call you by your name directly, but you don't need to be humble like this. This is not humility. 5. After I read it, I turned to the end and went to other worlds. This is good. It is basically an exploration novel, an invincible exploration novel. As long as the other worlds you write are exciting enough and the plot is attractive enough, it will be fine. You don't need to describe the protagonist's interactions too much. There is also a woman who blushes when she sees a very powerful person who is a man of the same age, and then she blushes when she sees him. It's unbelievable! Don't forcefully add cp, you can add some kind of ⭐😡, don't add cp casually, if you don't know how to write emotional lines, then you don't need to describe it. How can a woman blush when she sees a man? Not to mention it's really nothing. Most people have never encountered it anyway. It's very strange to do this. It's like sharing weal and woe or something, and it's more experiential. Isn't it that someone who is so powerful like this will treat you well, and use it as a ⭐😡? 6. To summarize, there are too few plants. If the relationship between plants and humans cannot be written, the emotional line will be cut. It is very watery.

You can see a little from the front, but you can't see anything from the back.