[Romance for Female Readers + Post-Apocalyptic Wasteland + Special Abilities + Cultivation + Gathering + Male Lead + 1v2]
The greatest spirit-plant cultivator in the cultivation world is reborn as an orphan at the very bottom of a post-apocalyptic wasteland.
Her parents are dead, she has no special abilities, and her assets are worth nothing. Her System compatibility rating is rock bottom. Three days later, the marriage bureau assigns her two “failures”:
Gu Yanci, a cripple whose powers are out of control, and Xie Linyuan, an exile of unknown origins. Everyone knows this is a deliberate humiliation of two former SSS-class prodigies, dumping them on a worthless girl from the shantytown to make the most ridiculous family of three imaginable.
The shantytown residents wait for a good laugh, while the inner-city elite wait for them to starve in the wilderness.
They do not know that plants Lin Qingyi casually touches can automatically purify radiation, that the herbs she casually concocts can cure out-of-control powers, and that the “farming methods” she mentions in passing can make dead soil green again overnight.
Three months later, wilderness hunters beg her to lead them. Six months later, the head of the Academy of Sciences visits in person. A year later, the person who arranged that match is on their knees before her, begging for mercy.
But this is only the beginning. When she enters the forbidden zone sealed off by the Federation for four hundred years, she discovers that the so-called “cataclysm,” “source-core malfunction,” and “out-of-control special abilities” are all truths someone has deliberately concealed. And she just so happens to hold the only key capable of overturning the entire civilization of Source Star.
Do not mess with that woman in the shantytown who grows plants. She can make you live, but she can also make you regret living.
It's okay, the gold finger is too small, and the writing doesn't match the introduction at all. It says that the plants she touches automatically reduce radiation, but it's actually a gimmick. Not every plant can reduce radiation, and there are losses every day when you go out of the city. When you go shopping, you have to pay a testing fee or some kind of processing fee. I'm really speechless.
Isn't this a fairy tale? [Covering face] It's been more than a thousand years and there's still no improvement.
Very good, Goldfinger is appropriate. Worth reading.
This book is really good. There are some flaws in the character creation. It is true that the two male protagonists and the female protagonist communicate very stiffly, argue with each other, and don't talk well. However, the characters and storyline are both good, surpassing 85% of wasteland novels. There are only a few that I have read and found them good, and I can follow up on them. The number of readers is so low, it shouldn't be.
It's okay, the gold finger is too small, and the writing doesn't match the introduction at all. It says that the plants she touches automatically reduce radiation, but it's actually a gimmick. Not every plant can reduce radiation, and there are losses every day when you go out of the city. When you go shopping, you have to pay a testing fee or some kind of processing fee. I'm really speechless.
Isn't this a fairy tale? [Covering face] It's been more than a thousand years and there's still no improvement.
Very good, Goldfinger is appropriate. Worth reading. This book is really good. There are some flaws in the character creation. It is true that the two male protagonists and the female protagonist communicate very stiffly, argue with each other, and don't talk well. However, the characters and storyline are both good, surpassing 85% of wasteland novels. There are only a few that I have read and found them good, and I can follow up on them. The number of readers is so low, it shouldn't be.
Good-looking, good-looking, so good-looking
Okay, ok, ok, ok, ok
Is it a real person novel? Anyone?
It looks boring, just like a narrative essay