Apocalypse Gardener: I Built a Shelter with Sunflowers

It seems that except for the protagonist who is not very smart, everything else is fine. In the case where the shelter does not have much combat power and may collapse at any time, it actually starts with sunflowers, and then the sunshine is basically used as living facilities. It was not until the bloody day that a few more ice shooters were planted, and the author had to work hard. The article describes that except for big cities that can withstand it, small places are directly destroyed, but the protagonist encounters are all relatively weak. In the wilderness, there are fewer encounters than in the city.

Not bad. It's just that the plot development is not very good. 1. There is no sense of urgency overall, no sense of life and death, step by step. Whether it's the priority use of sunlight or the actions of the protagonist. The protagonist never prepares and is too impulsive. 2. The protagonist never wants to hide his trump card, avoids people no matter what he does, loves to show off, and enjoys being surprised by others. 3. Plants need voice control, but this is a bit much. 4. Tuntun Party? Why don't you immediately exchange for something you urgently need and save it for later? Don't snowball.

I have never seen a developmental type go to town to change things before they are fully developed. Moreover, I can understand that there are planting restrictions on sunflowers, and even a pea shooter has a quantity limit, which is also complied with.

It's hard to break down. Let's talk about the protagonist first. I feel like I'm swinging back and forth between normal people and SB. There are no big poisonous points, but there are many small poisonous points. Secondly, there are currently a total of 56 chapters. The first 31 chapters develop in the territory of the protagonist, and then suddenly go directly to the city. Once entering the city, there are 24 chapters. During this period, there are many things involved. I know that the author needs to promote the plot, but this method makes me uncomfortable. During the period, there is a step where the protagonist is stepped on the head and asked to be slapped in the face. I can't stand it anymore. It can be said that the protagonist's own territory is back to before liberation. At most, there are still a lot of sunflowers, and the other feelings are basically destroyed. In short, if you are following the reading, it will be very uncomfortable. I can't stand it even after reading 56 chapters in one go 😅

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The writing is very innovative. It is not a streamlined apocalyptic novel. It has a lot of foreshadowing. I am looking forward to the follow-up content. Come on, author!

The writing is good. I'll update more soon. I'll follow it.

So far, it's okay. The world view is quite big. It's not mindless and has a sense of story. It feels like it's being narrated. Come on.