My Plant Pets Help Me Become a Landlord in the Apocalypse

So far, so good. The materials obtained by the heroine are not for one person. I don't know whether the author wants to be his own master, or become a donor to help the poor, add power to the hero's family, add constraints to himself, or be kidnapped by righteousness and morality. In my opinion, fair transactions can obtain equal qualifications. If you donate, the result is unknown according to human greed, and moral kidnapping will become a fleece for political capital. What they can give you is how much benefit you can bring to them, and it must be continuous. Once there is no more. There is definitely dissatisfaction and control. Don't underestimate how crazy and bad people are. One person can keep everyone alive. What he will choose is scary.

I feel that the female protagonist and the system have a mutually beneficial relationship. To be honest, raising plants is more comfortable than raising animals. The male protagonist is reborn, right? The female protagonist is reborn and has not traveled through time. Otherwise, how could the male protagonist find the female protagonist? Moreover, the male protagonist is very sure that the female protagonist will be resurrected. If you like this kind of article, you can read it...

Yes, it's very interesting. The plot is very novel and the characters are very vivid. I like 🥰 🥰 🥰 🥰 🥰 🥰 🥰 🥰 🥰 🥰 🥰

I like this kind of article about plant pets, come on, I can't get enough of it

So far, it's good. I've always wanted to read a novel about farming in the apocalypse. It's good to have powerful powers and ensure that you can live a good life before helping others. In the future, it's better not to be a holy mother and not too cold-blooded. After all, we are human beings.

It's nice to watch, but the male protagonist doesn't appear for a long time. It's mainly about the female protagonist. I hope the male protagonist can find the female protagonist as soon as possible.

Personally I feel pretty good

Not bad, pretty good

This book is very nice

Good looking, but not enough. Already collected