Chapter 1187 Plants vs. Zombies (Part 1)

This name seems familiar...

However, after changing a few words, it has a pirated feel to it.

Liu Sheng seemed to be deep in thought.

The host seemed unfazed by the audience's excessive indifference and remained highly excited.

"Isn't it a fantastic name! I'm sure everyone is already eager to see it!"

"But don't rush, let's hear the rules first."

"First, everyone can take a look at the screen next to you."

A table had appeared next to us at some point, with a monitor on it and a small machine next to it.

The screen mainly displays five pictures.

Next to each is a description:

【Chrysanthemum】(50 Sunshine): 100 HP, adds 25 Sunshine to the Sunshine Pool every turn.

[Walnut Wall] (100 Sun Points): 500 HP, hard walnuts.

【Bean Shooter】(100 Sun Points): 100 HP, fires a bean each turn, dealing 20 damage to the enemy in front in a straight line.

【Stab Chestnut】(100 Sunshine): 100 HP, creates a 3x3 damage area, dealing continuous damage to enemies that pass through it, 10 damage per turn, movement speed -1, lasts 6 turns.

【冬瓜加农炮】(200点阳光):150血,每6回合发射一枚冬瓜炮弹,对指定3×3区域内所有敌人造成80点伤害,无法攻击相邻1格内的敌人。

With just these fruits and vegetables, Liu Ruhai could make four dishes and a soup.

Liu Sheng looked at them, and they all seemed familiar, yet quite different.

It seems like it was deliberately changed to avoid some kind of suspicion, but—it's understandable that chestnut shells have thorns that can prick your feet, but why can chrysanthemums produce sunlight!
There's also a small sun icon in the upper right corner of the screen.

Sunlight value: 50.

This should be the sunlight value.

Currently, only the image for the chrysanthemum is in color; the others are gray, meaning there isn't enough sunlight to select it.

Liu Sheng selected [Chrysanthemum], and a line of text popped up on the screen:

[Do you want to consume 50 Sunshine Points to create a card?]

【Yes. 】

【no. 】

However, the "Yes" option is currently grayed out, and clicking it will prompt that the game has not started yet.

The machine next to it is probably used for card making.

Liu Sheng tried to analyze it, but unfortunately only got a bunch of question marks. It seems to be a high-dimensional product, and there is no way to directly crack and learn it.

"Isn't it simple! Quite a few people have probably played similar little games before," the host continued.

Everyone on Liu Sheng's side nodded.

Since the advent of Skynet, "The World" has introduced many of these games from the StarNet, and they are now quite popular on the home planet.

Needless to say, the other side is even more obvious.

"Hehe, but this time it's 'Plants vs. Plants,' not some other old-fashioned thing, so there are still some rules to remind you of—"

"Attention! Only one type of plant can be planted per round, and you need to enter the field with a real person carrying a card to plant it - you can only start by choosing one cell from the first row."

"Each team starts with 50 sun points in their sun pool."

"Sunlight can be obtained by planting chrysanthemums, and defeating enemies will also reward you with 20 sunlight points."

"If you are killed by the opponent, you have to leave the field and spend sun to replant, starting from the first row again."

Each team can only move one 'plant' per round, up, down, left, or right, and the movement distance is determined by the dice.

"However, please note that you cannot move during the first round after planting."

"The team that reaches the other side first will win."

"See? Isn't it super easy!"

"The winning prize remains the Legendary Chest!"

"However—the value of the items in the treasure chest is determined by how much sunshine the winner has left in their sunshine pool, with no upper limit, hehe! Doesn't that sound tempting?"

"Of course, the longer it goes on, the more...lively our garden will become."

The host gave a malicious smile.

"So... whether to save up sunshine or win as soon as possible depends on each person's judgment!"

"You have five minutes to absorb the rules."

"Now—the timer begins!"

A large countdown timer floated above the lawn.

The fog on the field has now dissipated slightly. We can finally see the figures on the other side, though their faces are still unclear.

"There are only four people on the other side?" Zhang Lan exclaimed in surprise.

Li Ming: "It's not surprising. I guess either they couldn't find their teammates, or something unexpected happened."

"There are seven of us in total, which outnumbers the other side. We have more plant species to choose from, and our firepower is also superior!" Ariel said with a hint of excitement.

"But it has to be shaped first," Liu Hongshan mumbled, chewing on a toffee.

“That’s right.” Liu Sheng nodded. “Because we have more people, we are actually slower to take shape than the other side.”

"Everyone needs enough sunlight to enter the field, and only one 'plant' can move each round. So if we move them all to the other side, it will take almost twice as many rounds as the opponent – ​​and that's assuming we only move in a straight line. In reality, we will definitely have a lot of non-straight-line moves."

"Moreover, the number rolled on the dice is unpredictable," Taibai Sword Immortal added. "I used to hate dice games the most because I had such bad luck that I always lost."

Upon hearing this, everyone moved away from him.

"Hey, what do you mean by this?!"

……

The five-minute discussion ended quickly.

"Now let's see who goes first!"

Upon hearing this, Liu Sheng felt a strange sense of unease.

really--

"Let's go by the number of people! The smaller group goes first, how about that? That's fair!"

They called it a consultation, but they didn't actually ask for any opinions; they just decided on their own.

A low cheer naturally erupted from the other side.

"Now!"

"Plants vs. Plants! Let's begin!"

"The player who goes first should select 'Plant'!"

Immediately, someone entered from the opposite side, stood on the lawn, and instantly transformed into the shape of a plant, which could be recognized from a distance as a swaying chrysanthemum.

really.

This is the inevitable starting point.

Otherwise, how will the economy be sufficient later?

"I'll go first," Liu Sheng said.

She wanted to experience the atmosphere of the venue for herself.

Select the chrysanthemum on the screen.

Sunlight level: 50→0

Then the first card was printed out from the small machine next to it.

The back of the card features a chrysanthemum design, just like the one on the screen, while the front has intricate patterns.

Like other cards, it uses this energy circuit to achieve its effect, but the pattern this time is quite different; it's a type that Liu Sheng has never seen before.

Liu Sheng glanced at it briefly.

The pattern will be imprinted in your mind.

He then chose to enter the game from a position two spaces off from the opposite side.

As soon as they stepped inside, the cards in their hands instantly turned into streams of light, and some kind of root sprouted from their feet and took hold in the lawn below.

His body transformed into branches, and his hands into leaves. He wanted to reach out and touch his face, but he couldn't. He saw the face opposite him embedded in the heart of a chrysanthemum, and he guessed that his own face was like that too.

"Hello," Liu Sheng greeted him first.

The other person was indifferent and simply replied, "Hello."

"Which family do you belong to?"

Does it matter?

“It’s important.” Liu Sheng nodded.

The other party sneered, "Then I have even less reason to tell you."

Then the field fell silent again.

Round one ends.

Liu Sheng felt a warm energy flowing into her body from above, and then flowing through her to the ground beneath the lawn.

This must be because it absorbed sunlight, right?
On the distant display screen—

Sunlight level: 0→25


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