Growing People, Starting with The Heaven Sword and Dragon Saber

He could move freely amidst a vast army, clad in heavy armor, moving with the speed of the wind, his punches producing sonic booms, and his spear thrown with an initial velocity of Mach 1. Such a person is often considered inferior to any internal energy master; with that kind of physical ability, Zhang Sanfeng would be lucky to survive a single punch from him.

Half a poisonous weed First, the combat power is inconsistent. A single kick to the ground can create an earthquake effect, the speed of his punches creates sonic booms, yet he can't even withstand a palm strike from Abbess Miejue. He even had to retreat three steps. Second, the character is ruined. Zhou Zhiruo seems drugged. She stayed at his house for three days, protecting him at every turn.

I haven't even finished the first chapter... I can't take it anymore, I'm about to vomit blood.

Although I haven't seen it, I know that plants cannot grow anything on them, but the surrounding area will be quite lush.

This is a beginner's practice piece. It's not just a few awkward scenes, it's one awkward scene after another.

The "burying people and planting trees" cheat code is actually quite interesting, but it wasn't well-written. Like using a Musou attack to suppress enemy strength, the protagonist has no restrictions on planting people; the more powerful he is at the start, the faster he collapses.

You can't resist a woman? Ding Minjun is going to kill your whole family. You don't kill her. Miejue is riding roughshod over you, and you don't kill her?

I haven't even finished the first chapter, but I've already noticed that the author has Hannibal Lecter tendencies. Normal people wouldn't have such a wild idea; just thinking about it makes me feel physically disgusted.

The idea was good, but the author's writing was a complete mess.

Poisonous, poisonous, poisonous, poisonous! The first chapter alone is incredibly poisonous.