[The Host maintains a nearly flawless level of composure while facing a Tier 6 Strange Lord in the nude, and even manages to outdo it in sheer presence. Survivor points: 800.]
In a hot spring where men and women bathed together, Mu Xin stared at the beautiful woman opposite her, who was blushing as she covered up the accidental glimpse of her bare skin. A question mark practically appeared over Mu Xin's head.
[The Host uncovered the truth, dealt with the strange coughing, and identified the source of the mutation. Survivor points: 600.]
Wearing heatproof oven mitts, Mu Xin pulled a hedgehog out of the bushes. It had stolen a drink and started making humanlike coughing noises. She stared at it in a daze.
[The Host freely enters and exits the rule-based strange dungeon “The Nursing Home Is Not Home” while maintaining composure. Evaluation: perfect. Survivor points: 1,000.]
Looking at the nursing home and the elderly men and women dancing in the square, Mu Xin thought to herself: How is this anything like the strange apocalypse?
The System arrived before the strange beings did.
The powerful strange creature that would appear three years later was still just a mutt.
The rule-based dungeon where touching anything meant certain death three years later was still a bustling shopping mall.
The human race's beacon of hope three years from now was still a little girl asking for a lollipop.
Still living in peaceful times, Mu Xin racked up survivor points with the System's help, which never stopped startling her, and prepared for the coming of the strange beings.
When the day of the strange apocalypse arrived, people were astonished to discover that one of the places where the strange beings had first emerged had already been transformed by a young man named Mu Xin into humanity's last refuge.
Needless to say, this is a true review. Everyone's tastes and hobbies are different, but I like this book very much. The male protagonist's IQ is online and his outlook on life is also very correct.