Global Survival: I Went a Million in Debt to Buy an Armored Car

[Mobile Base] [Apocalypse Survival] [One Female Lead] [Decisive and Ruthless] [No Brain-Dead Decisions]

This book doesn't follow the usual formula of gradually gathering supplies and slowly building a base. The base is there to help with early survival and move the plot along. As for the title, I can't change it for now. ૮₍◞‸◟₎ა

"Thirty days until the tide, ninety days until the twin stars, three hundred and sixty days until the great calamity. Divert the waters from all four directions and build a mobile city; only then can you weather the disaster." This is humanity's survival mantra on the Morning Star.

Feng Chun, an ordinary, frail college student from Blue Star, is pulled into a survival game and sent to an unfamiliar planet plagued by calamities. Can he survive here for long with nothing but an armored vehicle?

Deserted, ruined streets, three kinds of canned food made from wild people, two suns hanging far off in the sky, barely moving, a bridge reaching up to the heavens and connecting to another planet, and humanoid monsters that won't die even when chopped into pieces. These strange sights speak of the planet's extraordinary past and foretell the many dangers ahead.

He also faces threats from powerful teams of other players: a red semi-truck, a yellow crane truck, a green fuel truck, and a silver gas tanker. These four road killers, collectively known as the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, strike fear into the hearts of countless people.