I Became the Favorite of Divine Beasts After Growing Spirit Plants

Luo Mian transmigrates into a book, becoming a foolish villain in a mythological novel based on the Classic of Mountains and Seas. He throws his weight around because he married a divine beast, and after committing too many misdeeds, he gets slapped to death by his divine beast husband, who is a husband in name only. When Luo Mian arrives, the original owner has already caused plenty of trouble and is surrounded by enemies. Luo Mian, who has loved growing plants since childhood: !!! To stay alive, he quickly packs his things and flees to a small town, where he opens a farm stay. All he wants is to tend his own little plot of land and live a quiet life. As business booms, all sorts of strange guests begin showing up at his farm. Only later does Luo Mian learn that the plants he grows are incredibly rare spirit plants in this world, and his guests are auspicious beasts from myths and legends. They have all come for his spirit plants! The phoenix, Huashes, Taotie, Azure Dragon... Business keeps booming, and his farm keeps growing. It's just that the divine beasts feel a little aggrieved... "Wow, this golden chicken is gorgeous!" Bifang, who came to have its feathers moisturized: What the hell! "Oh my gosh, this bamboo viper won't bite me, will it?!" Azure Dragon, in the middle of shedding its horns: … One day, Luo Mian is happily working away at his abacus when a tall man suddenly walks through the gate. The auspicious beasts scatter in every direction. Luo Mian looks up in confusion, his big eyes full of bewilderment. "Who are you looking for?" Looking at the boy in front of him, as round and white as a little dumpling, Lin Sheng narrows his long eyes, suppressing the turmoil inside him, and says calmly, "My wife ran away. I've come to demand an explanation." Luo Mian takes a good look at the man before him. Oh! Isn't this his divine beast husband?! 1. A stoic on the outside but secretly a huge lovesick fool, the Zhulong top x a sunny, cheerful farming bottom who only cares about growing things 2. A sweet, satisfying read, with farming as the main plot and a light romance 3. Based on the mythology of the Classic of Mountains and Seas, researched through books and academic papers, with some original interpretations. I'm not an expert. My next cute farming novel: The Little Husband of a Fatherly Hunter. Coming in the first half of the year. Please add it to your reading list, and thank you! Blurb Cheng Ruan wakes up one day to find that he has transmigrated into a farming novel, as a troublemaking cannon-fodder husband who shares his name. The original Cheng Ruan married Qin Shanye, the strongest hunter in the village, a match everyone else considers a good one. But the original owner never stopped causing trouble. He threw tantrums and broke things at home every day, secretly cheated on his husband with a few thugs from the village, and even plotted with them to kill Qin Shanye and steal his property. In the end, the man could take no more and pinned him to a tree with an arrow through the heart. When Cheng Ruan transmigrates, he has only recently married the man. The original owner is throwing the genuine fur pillow Qin Shanye made for him onto the floor, apparently about to start a fight. The tall, muscular man stands by the bed with his lips pressed together, his thick brows furrowed, saying nothing. Remembering how the original owner ended up abandoned in the wilderness after death, devoured by starving wolves, Cheng Ruan looks around in a panic. His eyes land on the other bed in the corner of the room. Then he puts on a little sulky act and speaks up. "We're already married, so why are you still making us sleep in separate beds?" Qin Shanye is stunned. * The villagers notice that Qin Shanye's little husband has changed. He used to make a racket at home nonstop. Apart from a few shady hooligans who hung around with him, nobody in the village liked him. But now Cheng Ruan is sweet and well-behaved. He also has nimble hands and can make all kinds of delicious food the villagers have never heard of or seen before. Someone privately asks Qin Shanye, "Does your little husband still throw tantrums?" Qin Shanye gives a single nod. "He does." The villagers shake their heads, thinking that old habits die hard. But since he doesn't make a scene in public, it's not their place to interfere in another family's business. Only Qin Shanye knows that Cheng Ruan does indeed often throw little tantrums at him in private. But that's only because Qin Shanye keeps him up all night and teases him until he's had enough. - A fatherly, rugged hunter top x a cute, clever, occasionally scatterbrained bottom with a soft heart, doting daddy x affectionate brat - Differences in build, complexion, and height - Both transmigrated into the book, both are each other's first, happy ending - Maxed-out golden finger, slow-burn slice of life, romance and food, pure sweetness Theme: Always stay optimistic, no matter what!