Global Survival: You Call This Plants Vs. Zombies?

It's a good watch, but the main character has too little screen time, and he should occasionally get rewards for completing levels, especially since the later rewards are very generous and can add many years to his lifespan. But the main character doesn't seem to get those rewards; it's not like he has unlimited lifespan anyway. 🙃

The beginning was okay, but the end was bad. It should be renamed "Global Survival: Zombie World War," which would better fit the novel's content. Aside from the Sun-shroom, plants are almost useless; the protagonist is mostly fighting monsters and waiting for the Sun-shrooms to produce sunlight to level up.

It looks good, that's all that matters. Awesome!

It started off very exciting, but got increasingly boring later on.

Great book, I feel like I haven't had enough!

It's a complete rip-off of Plants vs. Zombies, with contradictory content, childish dialogue, endless nonsense, and tons of typos and grammatical errors.

While the earlier chapters became increasingly filler, and the plants seemed to serve little purpose, they were still somewhat plausible. However, what onwards from chapter 251 are all these random plants? What connection do they have to the earlier plot? And the word count is just padded out.

I personally enjoy novels that incorporate Plants vs. Zombies and Minecraft elements. This particular novel is one of the few Plants vs. Zombies stories from Seven Cats. Its logic is okay, it's not poorly written, and some parts are quite inspiring. I've read over a hundred chapters so far and think it's pretty good, but I'm starting to have trouble finishing it. Those who are interested can read it to the end. 🌚

Good grief, other zombie kings are invincible with just one ability. This main character has it all. ε(*･ω･)_/ﾟ:･☆

The plot gradually became bland and uninteresting in the middle, so I gave up and quit.