I Am a Parasitic Flower

The male protagonist transforms into a plant when its spiritual energy is revived. When it starts to bloom, animals attack the male protagonist. He feels that he is being plotted by the big boss behind the scenes. I also think that he is overthinking. What kind of natural treasure has not done this when it blossoms and bears fruit? As a result, the big boss behind the scenes actually appeared later. Embarrassing Okay, let's see how it develops later There should be no CP after all, it's just a plant. Now I have several animals around me as pets, although I feel more like a shit shovel...

I think the name has little to do with the content of the book. It's not very rigorous, but at least it's manageable. Will pay attention to it later...

It's a very interesting book. It reads a bit like a fairy tale. It's fun and effortless. The protagonist discovers that he has become a plant, working hard to bloom and bear fruit, fighting wits and courage with the animals that want to eat him, and fighting violently. The protagonist always feels that there is a mysterious person who wants to harm him, so he keeps animals in captivity to protect him, and then uses his own advantage to make deals with people. Some of the little settings are quite cute. Some shortcomings are that the description of animal mentality is too human-like, and the portrayal is like a single person. However, I am only in my 30s now, so I should improve in the future.

A column of flowering and fruiting plants.