Lu Lingxing is a poor student in the agricultural college, so participating in variety shows seems to be tied to the agricultural system.
The first issue promoted a plant cultivation technique, and the terrible thing is that according to her, it was really successful.
Agricultural student: Come on, she is on the show again, and I don't know what she will do this time.
Professor: You study hard, the final exam will be taken from here.
Lu Lingxing, the sect's sister-in-law, woke up from seclusion and became the stepdaughter whom her father only doted on after her mother died early. She was a little bastard who no one pitied, and was being designed to be included in a wild adventure variety show that could kill someone.
Participating in an agricultural cultivation field adventure variety show, her step-sister insists on running into her and plotting against her, causing her to be ruined and die in the wild?
Lu Lingxing turned around and saw through the treacherous plot, and by the way, he cultivated a top-quality spiritual plant that could not be detected by a spiritual measuring machine.
It also shines in variety shows. In order to increase the survival rate of roses, once the grafting technology is introduced, you will know whether it has been used on other plants.
Agricultural student: What is she doing again? This grafting technique looks very difficult.
Professor: This is the final practical exercise.
The resort that was about to close down due to various strange events also reopened under her management.
The flowers that bloom exceptionally brightly are actually managed by flower demons.
The chef behind the delicious medicinal diet is ginseng essence.
The sculpture is comparable to a work of art, and the boss is actually a thousand-year-old tree demon.
Delicious cakes and exquisite pastries are made from tiny amounts of wheat essence.
What will happen:
Promote planting variety show
Night blindness zombie army
Explore ruins from the past century
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Purpose: To be the best in the industry, girls should have their own careers
