This is a bizarre tale of transmigration: the protagonist becomes a character from a role-playing game, then transmigrates to the world of the simulation survival game Oxygen Not Included.
Su Yan stared up at the Printing Pod, a single huge light bulb glowing above it, and at the pitch-black darkness all around. Then he unconsciously pressed both hands against his chest, feeling a sensation he had never experienced before. He was dumbfounded.
Every four days, the Printing Pod can recruit a helper or provide supplies. There's a chance it will produce rare items and characters that don't exist in the game.
What kind of thrills will a real-life version of Oxygen Not Included bring?
What thrills? I'm really going to die! After barely making it to the fourth day, I recruited a helper named Ruby, only for her to fall into the water and drown in less than half an hour. Damn it!
In short, it's a grand adventure in an underground space world, struggling to survive by securing food and oxygen. The final goal is to beat the game by building a liquid hydrogen rocket and breaking through the rift in space-time.
Maybe, perhaps, there'll also be some chaotic, disastrous, yet sweet everyday moments between girls.
