[Surviving the Mysterious Fog + No Cultivation + Farming and Development + Collecting Goddesses]
Everyone transmigrates into a world of mysterious fog, starting with a thatched hut.
As well as coping with hunger, the survivors must face all kinds of bizarre monsters and natural disasters.
Su Chen awakens a Trait System and gets the god-tier Insight trait from the start, allowing him to see the hidden information about anything.
[Shh, the Plague-Ridden Corpse up ahead may be weak, and you could easily smash its head in, even as the wimp you are.]
[But when a Plague-Ridden Corpse dies, the plague inside it immediately spreads to the surrounding area.]
[Without protection, you’ll die from one of the many plague infections.]
Relying on his Trait System, Su Chen collects goddesses and unlocks traits, building the only sanctuary in the world of fog.
I can't help listening to a book in the middle of the night, so I must give you a good call. The protagonist is not a eunuch. Egoistic without being too dark. And there are no retarded supporting characters. The protagonist also has an IQ. Good looking, good looking. Recommended for friends who love cultivation and farming. !!!!
I saw the latest chapter. The protagonist is self-interested and uses the information gap to strengthen himself. He is not a virgin and looks for teammates. It is not brainless. Five-star praise. Quick update! Even the donkeys in the production team dare not rest like this.
Not bad, just write more steadily.
I think it's okay to disclose the most basic dangerous information, because the more advanced players have a greater need for basic materials, and at the same time, high-level players will not choose to collect this inefficient behavior themselves. Then the player base is very important.
It's a pretty good survival story. There's nothing toxic about it. I'm looking forward to the follow-up.
Very interesting, good luck to the author
It would be best to recruit more beauties and then cultivate immortality to dominate the universe.
Should I change the symbol for the entry prompt? Sometimes I can't tell the difference.