[Unconventional ocean survival + no romance + strong female lead + infrastructure building + progression]
Su Ye wakes up on a damp wooden deck, aboard a small boat.
A System announcement informs her that most of the people on the planet have been pulled into this survival game. Players must search for all kinds of resources, and only those who complete the final mission can return to Blue Star.
Su Ye draws the [Pirate Talent] from her beginner’s gift pack. After encountering a ghost ship, claiming a deserted island, trading with the natives, and bartering with other players, she thinks she can finally set off on her own ocean adventure...
Natural disasters, human calamities, zombies, and ruins follow one after another. She thought it was only a game of surviving at sea, but it turns out to be a time-limited survival game as well.
It's good to read. The more than 50 chapters are relaxed and friendly, without the intrigues and mutual hostility in the normal setting. The players in the article are relatively united, and high levels will help low levels overcome difficulties. There are some foreshadowings, and you will find out after reading it. There are no bad words or stereotypes and it looks quite comfortable. The plot is relatively bland and the description is not particularly intense.
Nice! Five-star praise!!