All the Spirit Plants I Grow Have Turned into Girls

Your name is Yunding Yi, and you are good at playing Auto Chess.

Who gave it a 10/10? Thank you!!! QAQ

Everyone, play with me! Those who want to repeat the year, Tu Su (the author), is forever a god!!! (Loudly)

Take off!

My impression so far is that the author wants to present a lot, but let's evaluate the overall quality point by point. Writing style: I'd give it 3.5 out of 5 stars; it's not top-notch, but still quite good. Plot: I'd give it 3 out of 5 stars because it's somewhat disjointed and doesn't quite capture the author's true intent. Character development: I'd give it 2.5 out of 5 stars because the character development is average; sometimes the two characters are practically identical. This is something that needs attention, as it doesn't provide a good reading experience. First, let's consider the title. The title is the first impression, largely determining the reader's imagination of the book and the clues the author provides...

I'm going out for dinner tonight. No more updates this month, so I won't get full attendance bonus QAQ

I'm going to give up now. I'll write at least 300,000 words, and my goal for the next time I start is a million.

I believe the title itself is the theme of a novel. So, what is the theme?

I don't understand. Isn't it about planting plants? It doesn't relate to the book title at all.

Death stare. Jpg