[Survival for all] [Farming development] [No female protagonist] [Shelter] [Upgrade] [No plug-ins]
Everyone in Blue Star traveled to a different world at the same time. At the beginning, they all only owned a dilapidated wooden house in order to survive in the unknown world.
Everyone must collect supplies, upgrade shelters, and even practice extraordinary skills to have a chance to survive in the wasteland of gods and gain a chance of survival.
The weirdness that contaminates everything, the dragon that spits magic, the unmanned train, the immortal who is isolated from the world, the demon born from the mouth of the abyss, the survivors in the fog, or the disaster beasts and the artificial intelligence of the technological giant ship under the disaster.
It is both an opportunity and a danger.
At the same time, Lu Li, an ordinary survivor, received an unknown level of talent [Reconciliation]. With this talent, he was able to cultivate all extraordinary system energies.
Survive in this intricate wasteland of gods and explore the truth of the world step by step...
Reader comments
The system is like a nanny to the protagonist. Whatever the protagonist lacks is provided, and various platinum epics are given free of charge. The protagonist's unknown talent is completely useless. After more than 20 chapters, the protagonist has not thought about understanding how to use it, so he just left it alone. The panel is very good at word count, writing out everything that has been improved or not, writing out everything that has not been unlocked, and even the description has to be written repeatedly. Moreover, I laughed after reading the description of the enemy and the description of the items. I wrote a lot of nonsense and added a comment. What is the meaning? Water word count?
This survival seems too simple. The protagonist has been collecting treasures [face covering], and has been emphasizing that survival here is difficult, but the system seems to be like a nanny, giving away talents, giving away treasure boxes, giving away skills, and giving out compensation. As long as you make a difference, you can basically survive. There is too much foreshadowing in the early stage. I hope it will not be too ordinary later. To survive, you have to look like you are trying to survive.
I cheated like a dog, I was oppressed when I opened a paper, and I even scattered my wealth.
The system is like a nanny to the protagonist. Whatever the protagonist lacks is provided, and various platinum epics are given free of charge. The protagonist's unknown talent is completely useless. After more than 20 chapters, the protagonist has not thought about understanding how to use it, so he just left it alone. The panel is very good at word count, writing out everything that has been improved or not, writing out everything that has not been unlocked, and even the description has to be written repeatedly. Moreover, I laughed after reading the description of the enemy and the description of the items. I wrote a lot of nonsense and added a comment. What is the meaning? Water word count?
This survival seems too simple. The protagonist has been collecting treasures [face covering], and has been emphasizing that survival here is difficult, but the system seems to be like a nanny, giving away talents, giving away treasure boxes, giving away skills, and giving out compensation. As long as you make a difference, you can basically survive. There is too much foreshadowing in the early stage. I hope it will not be too ordinary later. To survive, you have to look like you are trying to survive.
I cheated like a dog, I was oppressed when I opened a paper, and I even scattered my wealth.
It can only be said to be a running account