From the Start, I Flee in a Hot Air Balloon

Everyone transmigrates. Huo Zhe, a worker chosen by fate, wakes up on an island that seems like a “paradise on earth,” where life is idyllic at first. The island is rich in resources, has a pleasant climate, and faces no outside threats.

Only after discovering the truth about this world does he realize it is no paradise, but a wilderness where opportunity and danger go hand in hand.

Here, human relationships are no longer constrained by law, making people more dangerous than any beast.

Only the World’s rules can provide a relatively reliable guarantee.

All kinds of natural disasters and trials follow them like monthly mortgage and car payments.

Rules for survival: 1. You must keep flying higher to avoid being swallowed by the mist. Trust me, you don’t want to experience what it feels like to be swallowed.

2. The floating islands in the sky are important places to obtain supplies.

3. Watch out for the birds and beasts in the sky, and don’t be fooled by their appearance. Hunting them can bring unexpected benefits.

4. People can’t be trusted. Your aircraft is the foundation of your survival.

The goofball Zhang San: “Huo Zhe, did you break into the Thunder God’s house? Why is the sky full of lightning?”

The gleeful Li Si: “Huo Zhe, want me to come rescue you? All you have to do is pay me 99% of your supplies.”

The frantic Wang Wu: “Are you all blind? That’s a god-tier strategic weapon, the Thunder God’s Whip!!!”