Survival for All: Mobile Fortress

A game without an exit button has put millions of people around the world on a life-and-death chessboard at the same time. Emergency surgeon Ringo disappeared out of thin air in front of the operating table. When he woke up, he was standing on the top floor of a dilapidated vine castle. The mobile platform under his feet was slowly crawling towards the end point 4,200 kilometers away at a speed of 0.3 Kilometers per hour. The survival rate prediction given by the system is only 3.7%. This is a survival game that requires gathering resources, building defenses, summoning servants, and defeating monsters, but Ringo quickly understood: the most dangerous thing is never the monsters, but the people who are also trapped in this game. He uses a doctor's logic to dismantle every crisis, uses the least resources to leverage the biggest situation, and walks the tightrope between trust and betrayal accurately. As the game progressed, he began to realize that the underlying logic of the game was far darker than what the rule book showed - that 3.7% Survival rate might not have been a prediction from the beginning, but a design. The castle is moving, the end is retreating, and the truth is hidden behind every piece of the clock. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.