Lin Nian transmigrated.
She landed in a game called Road Survival, and the moment she opened her eyes, a System notification appeared: Your bound partner, the number-one player on the server, Xu Nuo, has reached the end of the road. The binding function is about to expire.
The world chat went wild. “A newbie bound to the top player? And the top player’s already reached the end? What insane luck.” “Might as well wait to die. She won’t last three days.”
Lin Nian looked down at the battered tricycle in front of her and fell into deep thought.
Fine, if she was going to die, could she at least learn to ride this thing first?
The next second, another scene flashed before her eyes: at the end of the road stood a glowing door, and beside it was a woman looking back at her.
“You can hear me?” A cool voice sounded in her mind.
Lin Nian froze.
From then on, her survival story went completely off the rails.
While everyone else struggled to survive on the road, she followed the top player’s remote instructions: kick monsters out of crates, find hidden supplies, install a little motor on her tricycle, and weld on a small camper so she could sleep at night.
While others shivered in fear after dark, she curled up in her modified ride, wrapped in a sleeping bag and chatting with the top player.
Along the way, she helped a mother and daughter who had gotten separated from the others, then picked up two dopey underlings.
Forward all the way, leveling up all the while.
The road was long, but someone was waiting for her at the end.
This is a story about “getting stronger little by little”: modifying a vehicle, gathering supplies, fighting a few small monsters, helping passersby, and quietly becoming a legend while the whole world thinks she won’t last three days.
People are more dangerous than monsters, but good people are always rewarded.
After all, the strongest remote support on the whole server lives in her head.
