Lord of the Nation: with Just a Few Plants, You Want to Resist the Dark Craze?

What should I say, I didn't really want to read the book when I saw the title at first, but after reading it for a while, I found that it was well written and very to my liking (*❛ั∀❛ั∗)✧*. Come on, you can't stop reading the sword in the snow.

Evolution of the lazy cancer author: 100 million evolution points, 10,000 Soul Beads, 1,000 sunshine, 500 strains of Gatling peas fuse and evolve into the author Metal Storm, cross crosses per second, typing for three hours a day, skills: quick shooter, secretion of adrenaline ten times, operating a keyboard with both hands and feet, typing speed increased to 400 words per second, lasting for 1 hour, after the time is over, the hands, feet and kidneys are temporarily scrapped and need to rest for a year

Generally speaking, it's okay. It can use Zombie as a system to introduce the plot of lords similar to online games. To be honest, the idea is very novel and it attracted me at the beginning. But how can I put it, I feel that the plot in the middle and later stages is not well grasped, and the protagonist is too high-profile. Even though he is still very weak, many of his actions can actually be secret. It's going on, but it's actually a bit boring to forcibly cross several ranks without reaching the corresponding rank. So I don't like the plot in the middle and late stages. It's a bit relying on the system to force settings to ignore combat power. However, other content is okay, and the content is basically non-toxic. Anyway, give me some encouragement and thank you for your company. Recommendation index: ⭐⭐⭐

It feels like an AI text to me. In many places, the previous text does not follow the subsequent text. I don't play Plants vs. Zombies, so I won't comment on Plant Evolution. The subject matter is good, but it's not suitable for seriousness.

What are you talking about? People are going to kill you, but you are still restrained. Holy Virgin, you ran away.

What should I say? I feel that the protagonist can treat the subjects as normal people instead of tools for his own evolution. And (I probably don't like it myself) how can the territory be dispersed? What I prefer is that the core of the territory is all standing on its own original territory and evolving, just like a tree of wisdom, and then the system evolves to mix it in. This is the type I like. (This is just my connection. If you don't like it, you can criticize me. I have a thick face, and I have to write a novel so I can remember what you like to read.) Thank you for your comments. This is an opportunity for me to learn.

How can I put it this way? This kind of writing feels a bit like a game. Once the author is so powerful, it is no longer a game.

Very good-looking

People will read it within the 200th chapter, and dogs will read it after the 200th chapter.

It's not good-looking, there's too much bullshit! I gave up after reading only a dozen chapters