The earth overturned overnight.
The "Purple Sun" is in the sky, and meteorites are raining down, bringing not only destruction, but also a terrifying mutation frenzy. Order collapsed, and the steel jungle turned into a bloodthirsty hunting ground. In this desperate wasteland, Tie Zhu, a former wasted college student - with no body and no flesh, and as timid as a mouse - has become the weakest survivor.
When he was about to die, he activated his only hope: a [Survival Points System] that was as crude as an outdated calculator. Kill monsters? 0.1 Survival points. Starving and freezing? 0.01 Survival points. Add more points to become stronger? The pitiful improvement in the early stage was enough to make him run away with his head in his arms after beating a mutated mouse. This broken system gave him hell difficulty at the beginning!
Dragging his frail body, relying on the system's meager bonus points and the broken iron rods he picked up, the iron pillars struggled to crawl through the ruins of the city strewn with corpses. Fear is his only motivation, and survival is his only thought. By a twist of fate, he encountered several "troublesome" people who were also struggling to survive:
Reader comments
The most useless protagonist.
Don't want to say anything
The whole story is full of useless metaphors and long-winded descriptions, always emphasizing the incompetence and cowardice of the protagonist, which is so annoying to watch.
The most useless protagonist.
Don't want to say anything
The whole story is full of useless metaphors and long-winded descriptions, always emphasizing the incompetence and cowardice of the protagonist, which is so annoying to watch.