In a zombie-ravaged apocalypse, botanist Su Wanwan struggles to survive with her plant-growing ability and spirit spring space. After an accidental explosion, she transmigrates to the interstellar era and becomes the only “treasure” in the entire galaxy capable of growing natural plants.
Even more absurdly, the central AI detects her unique genetic sequence and automatically matches her with six high-status legal spouses: a stern Imperial Marshal, a cunning business magnate, a gentle genius scientist, a rebellious pirate king, the mysterious leader of an ability-users’ organization, and… the last surviving descendant of the supposedly extinct elven race?
“You’ve got to be kidding me! I can’t handle even one, let alone six!” Su Wanwan nearly fainted when she saw the six handsome men, each with his own style.
However, in this interstellar age, where natural food is extremely scarce, even a single apple she casually grows can fetch an astronomical price. The water from her spirit spring space can evolve the genes of interstellar people, and her ability to copy supernatural abilities makes her the target of a tug-of-war between all the major factions.
“Madam, it’s my turn to keep you company today.” The six big shots begin their daily competition for her attention.
“Wait, I need to finish planting this batch of crops first… And why is my belly getting bigger and bigger?!”
From an insignificant nobody in the apocalypse to the darling of the entire interstellar world, Su Wanwan has this to say: “This transmigration is a little too thrilling, isn’t it?”
This is the first time I rated it with such a low score. I looked at the synopsis and saw that the beginning suggests a 1v6 tendency. But after watching it almost halfway through, it seems that only the marshal is the male protagonist, and the others are uncles to the heroine's children. (Anyway, after watching almost halfway through, there is no relationship between the other male protagonists and the heroine. They seem to be very good to the heroine, but they are all because of the profit). The emotional lines are also difficult to describe. To put it simply, they are all about interests, and the emotional lines all have a beginning and no end (for example, the elf prince treats the female protagonist at the beginning. The main character meant to express his feelings, but later on the heroine gave birth to a child, and the father was not her, so there were no strange feelings at all, only simple awe and blessings.) In the middle period, it became more of a watery word count (you can tell by looking at the titles related to childbirth in the later period and the early period, Send some gifts/plans, each of the six people must open one separately). And the plot of the heroine having a child is very abrupt. In the previous chapter, it was just written that the hero confessed and kissed, and suddenly there was a child later? I read it back and forth several times, but there was no mention that the male and female protagonists had sex. No wonder there are no comments
Worth a look,
The only feeling I felt after watching it was aggrieved, humiliated and disgusting.
It's very beautiful, thumbs up
Good looking, like, like, like