The author Jun received a strange letter one day, signed "Ordinary Gu Gu".
The letter records the bizarre experience of "it" or "her":
When she woke up, she found that she had turned into a mushroom.
Brown, with short, soft stick hands, and short legs buried in the soil.
There are many mushrooms around her that are exactly like her, and some of them look very special, such as the ones with bunny ears, the ones that look like strawberries, and the ones with chocolate bars stuck in their heads...
A girl who was probably a pervert kept them carefully.
I thought my life would go on like this, absorbing nutrients, growing up, drying up, and dying as a mushroom.
However, one day, a man who was obviously a pervert stole her away...
"Whoever comes to someone else's house steals a mushroom! And he only steals an ordinary one! Didn't you see there are so many rare mushrooms nearby?" - The author can tell that the heroine who said this sentence actually has a bit of inferiority complex.
One sentence summary: My male protagonist cannot be so perverted!
This is the product of a sudden inspiration when Meng Tong was playing "mushroom cultivation". A super cute game~