[Survival]+ [Strong Female Lead]+ [Ensemble Cast]+ [Team]
After Yun Xiao is abandoned by her adoptive family, she manages to survive alone in a survival game for three years. During that time, she endures inhuman disasters, battles terrifying monsters, and is hunted down, but in the end, she still kicks the bucket.
When she opens her eyes again and finds herself reborn, she doesn’t waste a second. She rushes straight to the kitchen, grabs a cleaver and hugs the big refrigerator, then re-enters the survival game a few seconds later.
Even though she gets unlucky from the start, with a luck score of -99, she doesn’t panic!
All fear comes from not having enough firepower!
A Tang sword in her right hand and a submachine gun in her left: all she has to do is fight her way to survival!
What she didn’t expect was to make reliable friends, take first place on the rankings again and again, and become a perennial top player.
“Congratulations on taking first place in all three beginner rankings!”
“Congratulations on taking first place in all three monthly rankings!”
“Congratulations on ranking first for luck!”
“Congratulations on taking first place in the cross-region team battle!”
…
Life gets better and better, but then her worthless family shows up again, clinging to her and demanding supplies.
When she coldly refuses, they start guilt-tripping her and making trouble behind her back.
After smoking three cigarettes, Yun Xiao pulls the Tang sword from her waist and says calmly, “Fine. What supplies do you want? I’ll burn them for you!”
Her worthless family: “…You can’t be this heartless!”
Yun Xiao scoffs. “I can. Trust me!”
This time, she’ll live for herself and make the life she wants, taking her friends along as they move forward and see what lies at the end of the road!
But no one knows that beneath the scenery ahead, danger lurks everywhere…
Hey, the plot is good, this lucky negative number can be stolen like this 🤦
Looks good, I like the domineering look of the heroine
Red and fiery, in a trance
Thank you, the author
It's a pity that it's a new book, but it's really good.