A plane crash sends Su Wan to a savage Beast World.
No rescue, no civilization, only primeval forests that blot out the sky and countless pairs of eyes watching from the shadows. Her one stroke of luck is being bound to a [Plant Collection System]: gather flowers and herbs, unlock entries in the catalog, and exchange them for supplies.
Su Wan rolls up her sleeves. “Surviving in the wilderness? I can farm, can’t I?”
But the System never told her that the most dangerous things on this continent aren’t hunger or wild beasts. They’re the beastmen who keep showing up one after another.
The first to appear is a lynx.
It steals her prey, sleeps on her roof, and ambles along behind her as she gathers rare plants. Su Wan thinks it’s just a big cat with a strange temper, until it takes human form under the moonlight and fixes her with amber eyes. “You’ve touched me so many times. Don’t you think you should take responsibility?”
Then comes a silver wolf.
He breaks into her territory on a stormy night, covered in wounds, yet stubbornly guards the entrance to her cave without sleeping a wink. At dawn, he takes human form and kneels before her. “I have nowhere else to go. Take me in, and everything I have is yours.”
And more follow.
The leader of the snake tribe uses his venom to protect her medicinal garden. In exchange, she has to let him coil his tail around her every night as they sleep.
Su Wan: “Wait, System. This is a farming story, not a harem story, right?”
[System alert: Host, please note that your plant collection progress is linked to the beastmen’s affection levels. Rare plants will remain locked until their affection is high enough.]
Su Wan: “...”
I thought I was playing a farming game, but it turns out the game wants me to collect boyfriends like trading cards.
