In an endless ocean, tens of millions of people transmigrate, each with a System and innate supernatural abilities: a Buddha realm in the palm of their hand, the power to seize stars and moons, the ability to embody Heaven and Earth...
Hao Yun transmigrates too, but gets a thoroughly useless skill: Treasure Cards. Open a wooden barrel and you can get a Treasure Card containing an item, skill, buff, or firearm. It has everything!
Bring it on, little hoe with the Infinite Sharpness enchantment! One strike splits the sky, another cleaves the sea!
Bring it on, Dimensional Strike skill card! I can collect million-year-old beasts!
Open up, and out comes legendary technology or an invincible skill card!
Build an aerospace carrier, tame million-year-old beasts, and establish a super-advanced iron empire in the sky!
In this endless ocean, I am the eternal ruler!
I've read so many stories about supplies increasing a hundredfold overnight. The ones about building houses and villas were invincible, but I couldn't finish them all. This kind of story is closer to real life, which is my preferred type. This is what survival is all about. The only shortcomings are the writing style and the unclear construction process.
The author's writing style is slightly lacking -0.5; the novel's pacing is too fast and lacks detail -0.5; the protagonist is strangely overly omnipotent -0.