Xi Yuan transmigrated. Transmigration wasn't scary. As a seasoned novel reader, she'd read countless stories about transmigration.
But she'd become a blade of grass, and no matter how she looked at it, it was just ordinary weeds, completely unremarkable, the kind that grew everywhere across the mountains.
Of course, that wasn't even the scariest part. Xi Yuan had sprouted in a narrow valley, where fierce winds swept through day and night. She was in a hollow in the gorge.
Nothing else grew there. Not a blade of grass or a single insect, and there wasn't another living thing in sight! On top of that, Xi Yuan was afraid of the dark and of ghosts!
To Xi Yuan, all of this was like hell! Apart from gaining the ability to photosynthesize, something she'd often said she envied plants for, there were no other surprises. And when talking with friends about what they wanted to become, she'd never once imagined becoming a plant!
She might not like going out, but that didn't mean she wanted to be unable to move!
This is a story about transmigrating to another world and cultivating immortality. The interstellar setting is a cultivation-star system, not a high-tech world! No romance, strong female lead. The protagonist is secretly passionate, a beauty enthusiast, prone to slips of the tongue, dispassionate, and has a weak moral compass! One female lead, many species! Don't overthink the details. Keep Newton's coffin lid shut, because gravity doesn't work in this story!
Theme: This story has no lofty message. It comes from the dream of an overworked wage slave: to live comfortably!
Very good, just like when I rode past a worker who was welding - it made my eyes light up
The imagination is wide open and the plot is very fast.
The plot is novel, the protagonist has brains, and the character is very cute. It is very suitable for my taste. The writing is delicate, so please give it a thumbs up to the author!