Global Survival: Mobile Fortress

A game with no exit button has sent millions of people around the world onto a life-or-death chessboard at the same time.

Emergency surgeon Lin Ge vanished into thin air while standing at the operating table. When he woke up, he was on the top floor of a dilapidated vine-covered castle. The moving platform beneath his feet was crawling toward a destination 4,200 kilometers away at a speed of 0.3 kilometers per hour. The System's survival estimate gave him only one chance: 3.7%.

This is a survival game where players must gather resources, build defenses, summon followers, and defeat monsters. But Lin Ge soon realizes that the greatest danger has never been the monsters. It's the other people trapped in this game.

He uses a doctor's logic to break down each crisis, leveraging the fewest resources to shift the odds in his favor and walking a tightrope between trust and betrayal. As he ventures deeper into the game, he begins to suspect that its underlying logic is far darker than the rulebook suggests. That 3.7% survival rate may not have been a prediction at all, but a design from the very beginning.

The castle keeps moving, the destination keeps receding, and the truth lies on the back of every clock fragment.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.