All Lords: My Plants Are Covered with Golden Entries

The first one hundred and sixty chapters are the core content of the book. The protagonist is the same as the title of the book. Every time he upgrades to a level, he has an additional entry but can only use one. Later, because the condition for the protagonist to become a god is to spread the strength of the plant system to the whole world, there are more than one hundred and sixty to two chapters. Chapter 105 is mainly about the protagonist giving an endless tree to a starry sky beast after the story of Devouring the Starry Sky (the protagonist just gave an endless tree and then left to let the starry sky beast improve its level). In the next few dozen chapters, the protagonist gives an opportunity to a world of high martial arts? A down-and-out former prince of the same gender with the same name (the same protagonist only secretly gave him a chance and then never appeared again)

It's a mess, it seems that AI is working hard

Suspected fake person

The front is okay, but the back is a mess.

After reading Chapter 80, the other problems are not big. The character is not my favorite type. Women are more likely to be placed in plant-based novels. I think it is too low.

The extremely confusing plot started with a systematic God's Domain entry type, and then became an unsystematic Lord's Conquest type. The data is also extremely confusing, and the combat power of the protagonist's subordinates is also unknown, because the data written by the author is quite weird. It is obvious that the attributes crush the enemy, but it will take a while to win. It is obvious that the attributes are far inferior to the opponent, and the numerical difference is extremely terrifying, but the protagonist wins, a strange batch

The front is ok. It feels like the AI ​​is slanted in the back, it's not working anymore