After I Became the Flower on a Spirit Beast's Head

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Su Qingluo transmigrated, and, by some accident, ended up growing right on top of someone’s head.

To stay alive, she had no choice but to persuade her “mobile potted plant” to go outside and get some sunshine.

As her “potted plant,” You Zhe had this to say: Annoying. So annoying. Why does this little thing chatter so much?

Later: Little Flower, don’t go quiet. I’m scared...

A short excerpt:

You Zhe wandered outside to sun himself, with the half-dead Little Flower on his head, and accidentally came upon a tribe’s farmland.

An old mountain goat was fertilizing and watering the fields with manure. You Zhe watched in silence, and a bold idea came to mind.

Over the next few days, the beasts in the forest kept going “baa,” and their butts seemed to feel a chill.

You Zhe enthusiastically found a pile of something “fresh and nutritious,” then called out to Little Flower with a hint of pride and shyness.

“Y-you eat.”

Before seeing what it was, Su Qingluo had to admit she was both eager and excited.

But after seeing it: “...”

She had known all along that her Zhe Zhe wasn’t human, but she never imagined his evolutionary path would be so doglike...

A lively, chatty spirit flower X an insecure, adorable divine beast

Author’s setting: The heroine’s petals are her face, and her roots are her feet.

Content warning: The male lead isn’t good-looking at first, and he can’t take human form. From the middle to the later part of the story, his appearance is based on Toothless from How to Train Your Dragon, and he can take human form. The plants and animals in the book are all made up on the author’s whim and may not fit their habitats, so don’t take them too seriously.

A lighthearted, cute little story, without too much breaking up and getting back together. It’s all sorts of adorable, following a flower from another world and a native divine beast as they explore the beast world together.

Theme: All things have a spirit