National Luck and Famine: Only I Know the Formula

The national destiny survival game comes to Blue Star, and players from more than 200 countries around the world are randomly selected to enter the forbidden area! Players die, national resources are halved, and natural disasters strike! Dragon Kingdom got off to a bad start, with its points falling to minus 500. They were punished by being [all members muted] and unable to send any off-site reminders! What's even more desperate is that this round of the game has updated the "Hell Mode" - [Absolute Blind Spot]! All players' crafting panels disappear! No UI interface at all! To make items, you must hold the correct amount of materials and rely on your brain to blindly guess the formula! Just when players around the world were holding stones and sticks, they collapsed in despair and risked their lives to try and make mistakes. Su Bai, a player from the Dragon Kingdom, looked at the strangely painted wasteland in front of him and smiled. "Isn't this famine?" "No panel? Sorry, those thousands of synthesis formulas have long been engraved in my mind!" "Where is hell here? This is clearly my home!" As a result, the style of painting changed: Other contestants were still drilling wood to make fire, but Su Bai was already rubbing a torch to light up the night! Other contestants were licked by frogs at the waterside and doubted their lives. Su Bai had already made a fishing rod out of spider webs and grilled fish to make the world cry! Player from Lighthouse Country: "I can see it clearly! Su Bai added cow dung to the spear! That is the core catalyst! Learn from me!" System notification: [Lighthouse country player mistakenly believed the formula, cow dung exploded, his face was sprayed with dung, and his three values returned to zero! Su Bai: "Learn from me? That's called fake action, do you understand?" When the one-eyed giant deer comes with a terrifying roar, players all over the world wait in despair for death. Su Bai used his tentacles to kill the giant deer without any damage. He looked at the shocked barrages on the Internet and smiled faintly: That's it?