I Have Special Planting Skills

That's sloppy. I'll have to watch it until the end next time before giving a review. The first part is really good, but I can't understand what's going on in the second part. I thought the extra was going to be a supporting role, but...

The heroine is too weak, but she has space and spiritual power, and her martial arts skills are quite good. When someone asks for trouble, she doesn't even say a thing. When she has money, she donates it. The princess even tolerates beating her legs when she makes trouble, and watches her mother kneel all day long. The heroine is okay in other things, but her character is very problematic and she can't protect her family or money.

Not bad, I actually still enjoyed watching it. The heroine is constantly striving for self-improvement and often goes to the mountains to hunt for treasures. It doesn't matter if there is a male protagonist or not.

The article is very good. The heroine was reborn from the apocalypse and lived a wonderful life in ancient times. She and the hero were very happy in their two lives.

The plot is confusing, one sentence does not follow the next, and the heroine's behavior is even worse. It may have something to do with the author's ability to deal with things. I can only think of so much to write.

Time travel, overhead, space, and superpower cultivation. The protagonist's aura is at full level. The early content is okay. The second half to the ending is as rushed as catching a bus. Many things are not explained clearly. The extra story is completely another story. After reading the beginning, jump directly to the ending. I don't recommend jumping into it.

The overall feeling is average, the plot is not satisfying at all, there are so many advanced abilities, but it feels like only half of them are used, which makes me feel a bit frustrated.

The heroine is very weak. She has space and superpowers, but she can't defeat the natives... Not to mention powerful ones such as Wangji and the National Master. An ordinary Taoist priest can defeat the heroine. As a former prince, the male protagonist actually did not avenge his parents. He just asked the emperor to clear his name, and then married the female protagonist and traveled around... The extra story felt like the beginning of another book.

When I saw Chapter 54, Du Chunlan only rewarded 5 taels for a random item, while her mother worked hard to embroider only 2 or 3 taels for a month. I don't know what to say. I was reluctant to continue reading, but after seeing this, I didn't want to read anymore.

I like the character of this heroine. She has space and superpowers. She uses the aura of space to attract many strange beasts. She uses the space and her wood superpowers to grow rice, potatoes, and corn, increasing production and income. She also cultivates many exotic flowers and plants. The character of the male protagonist is also good. She is not the kind who is silent and cherishes words like gold. She freezes people to death in the cold air and is cold and charming. Monster, this male protagonist is more like a big boy. In terms of age, he is indeed a big boy. He is also a clingy, coquettish, and weak boy. He is rare. I like it😁The finale and the extras are also quite exciting. The only drawback is that the male protagonist asked the female protagonist to wait for him in the underworld for thirty years and she didn't wait. She looked a little angry💢