Blue cards like Multiple Choice, Diviner's Portent and Ugin's Insight all reward players for paying lots of mana or controlling a costly permanent on the battlefield.
They get far better with ramp spells like Nature's Lore, Explosive Vegetation, and Harrow that many green decks play anyway
Then, at the end of your turn, you remove all damage from the card and return Ming Lee, Giant Red Panda, to your hand, and you can either play it again for its Temporary Shift cost, or fully cast it for its typical ink value
These sizes are a good guideline, but they arent universal
Despite arguably aiming for the exact same synergy, you are now clearly a much more methodical and reactive deck, and youll probably want more landcyclers, draw spells and Swallowed by Leviathan not to mention splashable bombs from out of color