He transmigrates into Uncle Jiu’s supernatural world in the Republic of China era, and while on the brink of death, somehow ends up chatting with weeds through a broken jade pendant?! Plant science dunce Lin Qi awakens the cheat ability “Communicate with Plants” and is taken in by Uncle Jiu at the funeral home. He steps right into a disastrous end-of-magic-era crisis: rainforest spirit plants are dying en masse, energy is scorching the desert earth into cracks, East China Sea coral is bleaching white, and the snow mountains’ ice veins are shattered!
With modern botany in his left hand and Taoist spirit-plant techniques in his right, he starts making waves by bringing the first stress-resistant quinoa plant back to life. He takes on spirit-devouring mist and withstands the pure-energy tides, cultivating Spirit-Fusion Flowers that combine the energies of the Four Realms, Four Symbols Grain that stabilizes black soil, and Resonance Grain that controls energy. He joins forces with Uncle Jiu and Wencai, as well as rainforest expert Amu, desert expert Asha, and other big names, to build a “spirit-vein network.” Together, they write the Codex of Symbiosis and establish an all-encompassing symbiotic array.
In the end, he actually awakens the ancient vein spirit that has slept for a thousand years?! When “humanity, spirit plants, and ancient veins” join together as one, the end of the magic era gives way to a new age, and spiritual energy fills the land of China. What a wild ride: Lin Qi goes from a plant science dunce to the leader of a symbiotic civilization!
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Not a cool article. The protagonist has been so busy, but he hasn't gained anything.
It was okay at the beginning, but then it became more and more monotonous, and it was the same with no new ideas.