[System, survival, tower defense, wish fulfillment, one heroine] Lin Zhi's life came to an abrupt end in a shower of sparks from his phone's charging port.
The good news was that he had transmigrated to a parallel world, becoming a teenager who had just turned eighteen.
The bad news was that a year ago, a global game of the paranormal had descended upon this world.
Cold rules rang out across heaven and earth: adulthood was an entry ticket, terrifying instances could open at random, and death was the only way to be eliminated.
Fortunately, Lin Zhi had bound himself to the Lie Flat Simulation System.
The System might have a quirky personality, but at least it was reliable!
The beginner's gift pack was incredibly generous.
With the simulation system, Lin Zhi could not only foresee the future, but also change his fate.
While others fled for their lives from the paranormal creatures hunting them, Lin Zhi would calmly slip into bed and leisurely "upgrade his bed." When his teammates died in despair, Lin Zhi quickly upgraded his cannon and took down the creature clawing at the door in just a few shots. While leaderboard elites barely survived their instances, Lin Zhi used the System to exchange for the monsters' favor, easily carrying his girl teammate to victory through the entire instance!
Come on, author, the next book can be better. First, there are occasional typos, which affects the experience. Secondly, there are dormitory roommates, and it is a national sports type. The group portrait type writing method will test the author's skills, and there is a lot of room for improvement. Third, there are too many introductions to the equipment functions, especially the second chapter, which is almost entirely used to introduce weird things. Fourth, the first simulation and actual combat ended without even understanding it, and there were no details at all to make it interesting [Thoughts]
How can I put it this way, how can cousins who haven't even played in the fifth server have such feelings???? How could there be love if we really grew up together? Or relatives.