Braving the Grand Line with a Plant Encyclopedia

[My main job is busy and frequently involves overtime. Since I haven't planned out the detailed chapter outlines for what's next, I've hit a serious writing block, so I'm taking a breather. Updates will be irregular.] [This story won't enter VIP status before it's finished.] [Important: This story includes a lot of original worldbuilding!] Help! SOS! What should an ordinary office worker from the real world do after transmigrating into a fictional world full of people with powerful attacks and defenses? Nobody told me this could happen in my zodiac year at age twenty-four! And there are over a thousand episodes, but I've only watched a few dozen! Some time later... Oh, having watched it doesn't help. I transmigrated to a point when the protagonist is only eleven, long before the story begins. :) So tell me: how am I supposed to survive in this dangerous world where anyone could send me to the afterlife? The System, which had accidentally dragged an innocent person into the collapse of its return-space tunnel and had no choice but to bind itself to her temporarily, felt a little guilty... "It's fine! Just think of it as a vacation. Once I've saved up enough energy, I'll send you home, okay?" The little System rummaged around in its nearly empty pockets: A skill that lets plants grow with no side effects... Magical plants collected from other worlds: pork cutlets that grow on trees, explosive cherries, Cloudfeather Grass that heals injuries, Huai Wood Fruit that increases strength, Bloodvine that feeds on blood, Broken-Heart Flower with powerful toxins, Immortal Grass that brings the dead back to life... Plus a guide assigned specifically by the consciousness of this world to help newcomers... Perfect! While the System was asleep, it had a dream. In the dream: Its temporary Host was miserably living like a wild person on an uninhabited island, eating raw food and drinking blood, shivering in the cold and crying from hunger. When she finally managed to leave the island, she had to beg everywhere for food. She was so pitiful... After waking up in fright, it discovered: Its temporary Host had already made a name for herself in another world, with connections everywhere. She could eat, drink, and have fun, and was living it up! System 233: I get it now! Tell me, what are we doing next? Building the greatest botanical garden, punching the World Government, kicking evil pirates, gathering a mountain of underlings, and conquering the world?! Me: ...Good girl. Go take a nap. It'll all be taken care of. We're just on vacation. Why bother trying to conquer the world? Isn't it nice to farm and raise kids? Right, Ace, Luffy~ I've got to say, another world really is pretty interesting, hehe~ Tips: 1. Written in the first person, with occasional third-person sections. The protagonist has a lot of internal monologue, and the System gets plenty of screen time too. 2. The story is just everyday life + a slow pace + everyday life. It's really, really slice of life! 3. The early chapters will probably focus on raising the AL brothers, since Sabo is already with the Revolutionary Army. She'll reunite with Ace and Luffy later. 4. The protagonist, Xiao An, is a fun-loving troublemaker, not a perfect person. She can chat with anyone but doesn't easily open up. She has her own adventures, so some other original characters will appear. 5. Xiao An won't build any kind of power in this world. She'll eventually return to her original world. 6. Because of the story's setting, some dead characters will return to life. 7. Xiao An will join the Whitebeard Pirates later on, and everything that needs resolving will be resolved. 8. Some plants in this story are taken from Toriko, The Classic of Mountains and Seas, The Seventy-Seven Nonsense Collection, and other works. Theme: Life comes first