[Female romance + wasteland apocalypse + superpowers + cultivating immortals + collecting + male protagonist + 1v2]
The number one spiritual planter in the world of immortality, transformed into an orphan girl at the bottom of the apocalyptic wasteland.
Both parents are dead, he has no special abilities, and has zero assets. The system matching degree is as low as the bottom. Three days later, the matchmaking center threw her two pieces of "trash" -
Gu Yanci, a cripple with the power to run wild; Xie Linyuan, an unknown exile. Everyone knew that someone deliberately humiliated two former SS-level geniuses and gave them to a worthless shanty town girl to create the most ridiculous family of three.
Shanty dwellers wait to see the joke, inner city elites wait to see them starve to death in the wilderness.
They didn't know that the plants Lin Qingyi touched could automatically purify radiation, the herbs she prepared could cure people with supernatural powers, and the "farming method" she casually mentioned could turn the dead land back to green overnight.
Three months later, the hunter knelt down and begged her to lead the team; half a year later, the dean of the Academy of Sciences came to visit in person; a year later, the person who had arranged the match knelt down in front of her and begged for mercy.
But this is just the beginning. When she walked into the restricted area of life sealed up by the Federation for four hundred years, she discovered the so-called "catastrophe", the so-called "out of control source core", the so-called "power runaway"——
It's all the truth that someone deliberately concealed. And she happens to hold the only key to subverting the entire Origin Star civilization.
Don't mess with the woman in the shanty town who keeps plants. Not only can she make you live, she can also make you regret living.
Reader comments
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.
Very good, Goldfinger is appropriate. Worth reading.
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.
Very good, Goldfinger is appropriate. Worth reading.
It looks boring, just like a narrative essay
Is it a real person novel? Anyone?