You promised me beast taming, so why am I summoning plant girls?
When he woke up and discovered he had transmigrated to a world of beast tamers, Ye Xun was stunned.
The teacher asked the class the three cardinal rules of beast taming in an ominous tone, and everyone waited for him to make a fool of himself.
At the height of his despair, three ridiculous choices popped up before his eyes:
A. Play dead on the spot and claim he'd been mentally corrupted by goblins.
B. Leap up, kiss the teacher's bald head, and shout that this was the ultimate rule.
C. Activate the unreliable Plant Gacha System and take a gamble on the unknown.
Did he really need to choose? Ye Xun decisively picked C!
The next second, amid dazzling light, what emerged wasn't a divine beast, but an adorable plant girl hugging a sunflower?
The teacher's glasses shattered, and the whole class's jaws hit the floor.
Ye Xun covered his face. “Fine, I'll come clean. My beast-taming style... might be a little off.”
But the plant girl blinked her big eyes and tilted her head toward the window. “Master, that big thing in the clouds over there doesn't look very friendly.”
Ye Xun turned around, only to see the sky suddenly darken as a gigantic dragon silhouette appeared...
Good-looking index: 4 stars Type: In a sense, it is a fanfic of "Plants vs. Zombies", except that the protagonist will automatically become a girl after being summoned, and the attributes and skills are similar. Plot: A very royal plot. You can probably tell that the early plot will be concentrated in the academy. Now we are preparing to explore the plot before exploring the first secret realm. It is a royal plot and it is not easy to go wrong. Question: The update speed is really not good. One chapter a day highlights one short and weak topic. The author should speed up the update [Blow kiss]
The plot performance is quite good, the protagonist's abilities are not too mechanical, and the emotional description is quite good.
It's good to watch, but the teacher looks for the protagonist as he examines prisoners
It's okay, it's okay, a classic start of the beast-control style
The quality of the work is pretty good, but the word count is still relatively small.
Overall, it's pretty good. There's no problem with the plot logic, and the intensity of Golden Finger is moderate.
A warm and loving book, the author is a warm person
The rhythm is very good, the design is obvious, and the protagonist is not brainless.
Finally tied, looking forward to the new plant girl
Huahua and Baicai are cute, please give me more daily plots.