Wasteland Infrastructure: the Rise of System Shelter

I met a group of people when I just traveled through time. They were given benefits for no apparent reason and we built a shelter together. We exchanged energy for biscuits one by one as a reward. We couldn't rely on the system to exchange for food. The system had one person. It was exposed so casually, and the beginning was very abrupt. The protagonist had just traveled through time and was not wary at all.

After reading Chapter 18, I actually felt it was okay, but it was a bit toxic at the beginning. In this kind of nuclear apocalypse environment, you should be a little cautious when encountering a group of people fleeing. As a result, both parties showed no vigilance. Several people were automatically full of favorability, and the protagonist said what they were doing. Is there anyone who directly said, I will directly give you energy points in exchange for food. In this kind of environment, it is not obvious to tell others that you have a golden finger. It is best to pave the way for why you follow the male protagonist and find a suitable reason for your golden finger. There is also a task system. Some tasks are not mentioned at the beginning. After the protagonist is done, he directly says to complete the task. There are also additional rewards for completing Blabla. I think the author is more fast-paced, but it is best to talk about the tasks at the beginning, and then say to complete the additional tasks when completing. Otherwise, the reward system will be inexplicable. In addition, the story pace is relatively fast. The planning and design of the base are quite good. The resource collection is also well written. There are some small mistakes in some places. Please take a look first.