  Does the decentralized nature of user behavior in interactive virtual
communities help create rules promoting user engagement? Through scenarios like
planting, this framework suggests a new paradigm for mutual influence that
allows users to impact communities' political decisions. Sixteen participants
in the first round of interviews were involved in the framework's creation.
Then we developed and implemented our framework in the community with the help
of other stakeholders. This proof-of-concept creates user groups using
information from users' daily activities as input and grows the green plants in
a virtual environment. Finally, we involved AI agents and stakeholders in the
framework test and iterations. Our study's user evaluation of a few key
stakeholders demonstrates how our strategy enhances user viscosity and
experience. Via human-planting ecosystems in a virtual community, this research
gives a fresh viewpoint on decentralized governance and an engaging method for
co-creating interactive ecological communities.
