[Concept-level item] [Unique] [Disasters] [No saintly do-gooding] [Farming] [Stockpiling supplies] [Spirit pets] [Monsters] [What others don’t have, I have] [What others have, I have more of]
Everyone transmigrates to a fog-shrouded world, struggling to survive between natural disasters and monsters.
Fang Sheng gets the worst possible start, but obtains a concept-level item: the Chaos Fishing Rod, which lets him fish in any body of water.
Fishing in a cup of water, fishing in artificial seawater (brine), fishing in wild vegetable and mushroom soup...
(Fishing isn’t the main focus.)
Anti-gravity potions, castles in the sky, spirit pets...
Natural disasters and monster threats abound, while treasures and wealth lie hidden amid the dangers.
This book incorporates some game elements, with certain aspects of the original game settings adjusted and improved. (Includes Terraria, Minecraft, Don’t Starve, World of Warcraft, and more.)
The early chapters go into detail, so even readers who haven’t played these games can follow along with ease.
It's well written and innovative, but the updates are a bit slow. I'd like to give you five stars to encourage you.
Come on, come on, come on