My Lord Has Grass Growing on Him

The apocalypse has arrived, meteor showers have gone wild, the sun has set, and Kong Meili's head... has grown a sensitive plant. Foxtail grass, wheat, corn, cacti, pitcher plants, giant taro... More than half of humanity have strange plants growing on their bodies. They were just celebrating the lack of zombies when terrifying animal mutations and climate changes came crashing down. The plant people are in for a grim time... “Pitcher! Sensitive! You two deal with the rabbits over there!” “Shut up! I'm not Sensitive!” Zhu Fu Amen calmly pours water on his wife's head. “There, there. Cool down.” Other works by Lao Wu: The Number One Ghost Gate Opens Shi Ruokang is just an ordinary person, but January 1 marks a turning point in his life. Not only does a ghost knock on his door every day, a handsome, godlike ghost who loves to call himself “this old man” and expects to be waited on has moved into his home. Every day, the guy beats him into looking for some locks and keys. And so begins the miserable life of a shut-in who has to “entertain guests” every day... The Young Farmer Gets Rich Zaozi used to be called Fukang. After tumbling down a flight of stairs, he transmigrates to an ancient era that never existed in history and, in a muddle, becomes someone else's child bride. The head of the household, Lei Shounuo, is the younger son of a wealthy family, neglected in the remote village of Mazicun, who has to fend for himself, one bundle of firewood and one grain of rice at a time. Knowing nothing, Zaozi learns to farm and embroider, never afraid of hard work or exhaustion, determined to build a warm home together with Lei Shounuo. Theme: