Lin Shao, a tree spirit apprentice in Wanling Forest, never imagined that his "rebirth" would begin with chewing leaves - one second he was "farewelling" to the vixen in the explosion of time rings, and the next second he was transformed back into a sapling stuck in the soil, unable to lift with his arms.
Returning with ten years of memories, she was supposed to shoulder the responsibility of saving the forest (by the way, uncovering the "murderer" who "gnawed" the annual rings), but Lin Shao just wanted to: snatch the squirrel's pine cones as snacks, hide from the bark lessons of the old oak tree, and... Stay away from the vixen who always pretended to be sick and crawled into the tree hole.
Unexpectedly, fate would play a joke: she reminded the squirrel to change the wedding venue to avoid the bear disaster, but was captured by the vixen with her "prediction" skill. She tried to hide the tracking mushroom that would follow her, but was blocked behind a tree and asked, "Are you reborn?" What's even more outrageous is that the "criminal evidence" of chewing growth rings actually hides a secret that she doesn't know about.
As a result, there was a strange combination of paintings in the forest: the tree spirit girl shouted "I just want to fish" while following the vixen to catch borers and fight bears; the vixen pretended to be "I was just passing by" while secretly sharing half of the stolen honey with her.
Coming back again and saving the world may be a low priority, but watching the vixen get spanked by the old oak tree and living life with him as a joke—it doesn't seem to be bad, either?
