[No CP + everyday life + lighthearted]
After receiving tens of millions in demolition compensation, Tian Yuwei had planned to lie flat for the rest of her life, happily living off others and waiting to die.
But then she was suddenly bound to a doomsday survival System.
The problem was, she was in the city. Why bind her to a doomsday System?
[Beginner mission issued: Find a loaf of bread that could save your life in the apocalypse. Complete the mission to receive a beginner's gift pack!]
Tian Yuwei: “...”
She went to the supermarket and bought every brand of bread.
[Congratulations, Host, on completing the beginner mission! You have received a sturdy wooden boat, a pair of oars capable of beating someone to death, and a fishing net for hauling in supplies.]
Tian Yuwei: “...”
After asking around carefully, she finally learned the truth.
The apocalypse was currently in the midst of torrential rains.
And there would also be violent storms, extreme cold, scorching heat, acid rain, insect plagues, and even zombie hordes...
Tian Yuwei was completely speechless.
After being bound to the doomsday survival System, Tian Yuwei had to go about her daily life while also being forced to complete the System's missions.
Failing to do so could mean facing the threat of death at any moment.
So, following the System's missions step by step, she began to “evade” all kinds of natural and man-made disasters in the city.
As she completed one mission after another, she discovered that the rewards she received were getting more and more outrageous. She was also growing stronger and stronger, until the day finally arrived...
It's okay, but the heroine feels a bit taken advantage of when she pays for something she doesn't agree with. Everything else is fine.
If you like watching, keep watching
It's very interesting to watch, and I'm looking forward to the subsequent plot. I wonder if the heroine will cooperate with the country.
It's pretty, but it's too short.
How to say it? It feels like the exciting part is gone.
This theme is really beautiful! Want to see the sequel
It's interesting, but there's no emotional line.
Good-looking, but a little lacking
The setting is still very novel, but after reading a few chapters, I found that the heroine felt like she was playing a game and completing missions. It passed so quickly that I couldn't feel how long it had passed. Maybe it was to enter the next stage quickly.