Apocalypse Survival: I'm No Lucky One

Everyone inexplicably transmigrates to a doomsday world.

Wang Ye, who grew up reading survival novels, soon realizes things aren't that simple.

There are no hooks or fishing rods. No buckets or snowballs.

You can't punch trees barehanded, nor can you build a house with telekinesis.

You have to scavenge for gear and grow your own food.

There's no digitized interface. You have to rely on nature.

So why, after transmigrating, do we still have to follow the laws of science?

An ordinary man with no golden finger System,

Wang Ye can only get by from the start by scavenging an abandoned military base and a computer girl.

Years later, Wang Ye, who now boasts titles such as Lord of a Galactic Space City, Leader of Humanity's Expeditionary Fleet, and the first person to become a god, reveals in an interview:

I'm really not the Chosen One.

It all just happened because of a series of choices, some made by sheer coincidence and others out of necessity.

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