Plant Tower Defense

Personally, I quite like this type of survival without other players, although writing a time travel for all people can add more plot. But what I pulled out was just negative feedback. It was written like Ruozhi, and I personally feel that few of them are good writers. I also really like the feeling of exploring a post-destruction world, just like the Souls series. Every time I see a huge building complex, I will imagine its former glory. However, I feel that it is a bit inconsistent to apply the Black Monkey world view (I haven't played it yet). Can I try something original? Overall, it's a good grass.

I wanted to make a complaint before. I read both plants and fantasy tower defense genres, but there is a real gap in the title of a mythical book about plants.

The enemies at the beginning are monsters from black mythology, and then there are trees from the fantasy world. The background I guess is that the heavens are being eroded by black mist. But the defense tower basically copies the plants from Plants vs. Zombies. The protagonist has a talent for hybridization, but I saw that in Chapter 28, no creative plants were hybridized, and the only creative one was a morning glory. I feel like the author doesn't understand the coolness of the Plants vs. Zombies theme

I really don't like it when I see it, so I won't talk about the water, but you at least want it to be watery so that I can feel good about it, right? Just read it. If the next few chapters are still like this, I will delete the book.

This is a time traveler who has never played Plants vs. Zombies

The author is not suitable for writing this kind of data flow novel. The first few novels are all about data. In the early stage, the level is hard pressed, and in the later stage, the data is piled up like crazy. All kinds of jumping

No more writing? This is the end

It looks good, but I feel that the monster boss's cultivation level is too different from that of the protagonist. The four new functions of the second level Lotus are a bit too many.

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Isn't it good to hybridize sunflowers and street lamps? It's not very useful when combined with a watermelon pitcher! And Plants vs. Zombies are all played in a straight line! The setting in your book is a bowl-shaped barrier!