[Survival] + [Everyone transmigrates] + [Separate worlds]
When Ye Feng wakes up, he discovers that everyone in the world has entered a subway survival game.
From the start, each person gets one subway train. When it arrives at a station, they can spend some time in the world where that station is located.
You can choose to hunker down in the safety of your train, but the dwindling food supply will show you the price of cowardice.
While everyone else can only explore the unknown with the utmost caution, Ye Feng discovers that any object he focuses on comes with a detailed description.
“Dangerous trap chest: Opening it will set off the bomb buried underneath.”
“Suspicious patch of grass: A hidden storeroom lies beneath it, filled with supplies and posing no danger.”
“Simple combination lock: Enter the code ‘9527’ and it will open automatically.”
With these descriptions, Ye Feng can easily avoid deadly traps and find supplies that would otherwise be hard to spot.
While everyone else is worrying about their next meal and their next bottle of mineral water, Ye Feng already has more than enough food and clothing, and has begun to build toward a better future!
The protagonist has this plug-in, but he is still a little stupid. I feel that with this plug-in, he cannot be ahead of others, but can only be on par with others. Because this IQ is so dragging down the average level that having a plug-in can only bring him to the average level.
This book is long-winded, full of water, and has many minor flaws in its settings.
The genre is okay, but the character of the protagonist is unpalatable
Not bad, good, promising
Not bad, not bad.
Not bad, good work, author.
Similar to infinite streaming. Not bad
It's so boring. I can write a paragraph to express something clearly in one sentence.
The data is confusing and not worth looking at